Post B6u4K9g2Xcvb2ezNy4 by lynnesbian@fedi.lynnesbian.space
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 (DIR) Post #B6u3hyWzX8GBT9YEk4 by lynnesbian@fedi.lynnesbian.space
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       trying to decide whether a11y is better or worse than XSRBLT (which i just pulled out of my arse)
       
 (DIR) Post #B6u3pwJFg2nOtavEuW by knutaf@mastodon.gamedev.place
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       @lynnesbian Xml httpS Request Bacon Lettuce Tomato
       
 (DIR) Post #B6u4K9g2Xcvb2ezNy4 by lynnesbian@fedi.lynnesbian.space
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       a11y benefits: it's shorta11y drawbacks: it looks like the unrelated word "ally", people who haven't seen it before have no clue what it means, most people don't have a number row on their phone keyboard and therefore have to type it like "a - symbols mode - 11 - exit symbols mode - y" which defeats the whole "time saver" thing, you will be (rightly!) tarred, drawn, feathered, and quartered if you say "ay-eleventy" out loud--- PAGE BREAK ---XSRBLT benefits: it's 1337 as fuck, caps lock is cruise control for cool, you can determine what it means by sounding it out (ex-ess-ar-bee-ell-tee...? oh, acc-ess-i-bi-li-ty!), we don't have enough acronyms that sound like words (i can only think of OK, MC, and ICUP)XSRBLT drawbacks: looks like a rejected ben 10 alien (WARNING: fandom link), longer to type out, contains the acronym "BLT" and may distract people with thoughts of yumny sammich, only works if your language names the latin alphabet the same as english does and is therefore, ironically enough, less accessible to non-english speakers (not like a11y is either though)
       
 (DIR) Post #B6w349cXGxJQay4mXY by ko@gotosocial.art
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       @lynnesbian i have a very shocking proposal to the grassless computer touchers who come up with shit acronyms like that: how about just spell the full damn word