Tanuki-loving Tanuki Shill

My last statement on the typing quirk discourse, is that I find it weird for people to hear disabled people say that something your doing is an accessibility issue, and just shrug and go, “well, if you don’t like it just ignore it”. Because isn’t it considered common decency to tag things that might be a problem for some people? Especially in Queer spaces, I always see people tag or add warnings for slurs, transphopia, racism &c. Or, for instance, on every post on here, that has flashing lights in it, I’ve seen a content warning and/or appropriate tag— so seeing people react to disabled people asking people to simply add a tag to posts with typing quirks by saying: “Well, I think the typing quirk is fun, so stop ruining everyone fun and just block people if they bother you,” is just bizarre to me.

I’m annoyed at the recent posts about the whole Yinglet typing quirk I’ve seen, where people go, “There’s a browser extension that changes the ‘zh’ into ‘th’ :)”. ’Cause, like, the onus isn’t on disabled people to make the things accessible, it’s on the person making the thing to make it accessible.

Like, no shade against the Yinglet people, but please either tag your stuff properly, or like, confine the typing quirk to Yinglet community specific posts. ’Cause I, and many others, have trouble comprehending your posts. Thank you.