I most certainly just downloaded the app. I’m so excited about what’s to come. :)

The app is really cool. I use Mlem. There’s an Apollo type app but it’s not very accessible with a screen reader currently.

Not sure if my comment went through, but the site is ok for replying to comments. The app, Mlem, is good for browsing communities except when it randomly crashes.

The Mlem app keeps crashing all of a sudden, so I hate that. And making a community is kinda strange. I get to the “create” button and when I press it, it says, “match the…” but I don’t know what the rest is cuz the screen reader stops.

Oh absolutely! I have contacted Reddit a few times and all they would say is that they think Reddit should be used by everyone, and they’re working on accessibility. Yet, when I update the app, it somehow gets worse! Clearly, they don’t care, or they’d have made the exzemption to third-party apps that focus on accessibility sooner, rather than when blind folks were banging on their door, wanting better.

Yikes. I’m barely gonna check Reddit.

This guy is something else. Yikes. So glad I don’t mod any more subs.

Well, that’s a great way to get investers. 😂 I read this article this morning, and it makes me sad.

Nah. Discord is the most accessible, if we’re talking about blind folks and accessibility. I tried using Element, and yikes!!! No. Cant read a single convo. In Discord, I can go back as far as necessary till I catch up. Tried other apps, too, and they all do the same thing.

That isn’t where I thought you were going to say at all. :P