It’s an accessibility issue. Screen readers for the blind can’t read text in images, and this one doesn’t have complete alt text. So it’s more polite to transcribe the text, either alongside the image, or instead of it.
Making a flat demand without explanation isn’t a useful way of bringing the matter up, though, because people who aren’t already aware tend to assume it’s just a personal preference.
Ty for the explanation. The irony is they could’ve also provided meaningful help by just transcribing it themselves for accessibility users but chose not to.
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It’s an accessibility issue. Screen readers for the blind can’t read text in images, and this one doesn’t have complete alt text. So it’s more polite to transcribe the text, either alongside the image, or instead of it.
Making a flat demand without explanation isn’t a useful way of bringing the matter up, though, because people who aren’t already aware tend to assume it’s just a personal preference.
Ty for the explanation. The irony is they could’ve also provided meaningful help by just transcribing it themselves for accessibility users but chose not to.
That is assuming they were not using a screen reader that just read ‘image, Ezekiel 23:20’ to them, which is current alt text
That doesn’t say what’s in the image.
Yes, that was my point, kinda 🤔
This would have been much better than “stop”
Thank you