How often do you worry about this?

a month ago by LadyButterfly she/her to c/autism

MutantTailThing 23 points a month ago

Why not both?

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pieberry 9 points a month ago

There is both. When people are more afraid of embarrassment, they'll 'waste' their lives, never doing what they really want to do.

When people are more afraid of wasting their lives [than of being embarrassed], they'll actually live them, even though they may still feel embarrassment for being socially awkward, saying the 'wrong' thing, or whatever else their fears of embarrassment stem from.

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mycodesucks 9 points a month ago

Yeah. The binary is needlessly limiting.

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explodicle 4 points a month ago

more

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erebion 5 points a month ago

I worry mostly about finding out where the post comes from. Would you be so kind to please add a link?

Also, images do not work for screen reader users.

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Blackfeathr 7 points a month ago

Might have better luck messaging the OP. They won't respond to you, but they might (50/50 chance) grant your request for links and alt text for a while... then they'll eventually go back to not bothering to do any of that.

Source: I messaged them and asked them politely to credit the artist when they mass post owl art on c/superbowl. They did, for a little while, then reverted back to posting uncredited artworks.

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erebion 8 points a month ago

I don't get it, why do mods not step in?

EDIT:

I mean, the rules literally include this:

  1. Your posts must include a text body. It doesn’t have to be long, it just needs to be descriptive.

If someone violates the rules again and again, then a mod could politely ask to stop before clicking a button to stop it.

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Blackfeathr 3 points a month ago

Since OP has a history of not taking responsibility for their mistakes, I'm not sure why mods aren't doing more about this.

I'm just gonna report these under rule 3 from now on.

Edit: it looks like mods removed the original rule 3. Must make mods feel great to protect power users in the name of ableism.

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erebion 3 points a month ago

Thanks, if I report it on my own instance I'm sending a report to myself (for some reason), so that's not helpful. :)

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Lexam -1 points a month ago

Yeah that seems like a dumb rule. What if someone wants to just post a meme because it's funny? You know what I think I'm going to remove it.

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erebion 3 points a month ago

No, alt text is not dumb. People might rely on screen readers.

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ScarlettStunningSpace 2 points a month ago

It's a balance

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