We need to unpack a few things about the words we use when talking about web #accessibility.
A thread (maybe an article on the blog one day) on complex topics and things I hear around sometimes
1/ 2. “Accessibility benefits everyone: video transcripts help people in the train without headphones”. Not everything we put in place to make sites accessible benefits every person. And this is okay. The goal is to make sure people with all sorts of disabilities have equal access.

#WTMsummit #waw there are only 2 types of speaker in the world: 1. The nervous 2. The liars.
Glossophobia is the fear of public speaking and it's perfectly normal 🤗 #WTMsummit #waw Everyone has a story to tell, something you build, something you tried, etc.
If the audience is large and mixed you can do maybe 20% for beginners, 60% for middle and 20% for experts?

"Be humble it's a privilege to talk to a conference so pay for your own travel and hotel and check your ego at the door". Wow. The level of bullshit here is amazing. linkedin.com/feed/update/ur… This reminds me of some people who went from "we will sponsor your event, you will have the venue and organize a workshop for your community" to "please create a specific workshop for our community first and we will then let you the venue in 4 months"