If I have a window on my current shower wall that is covered with a plastic wall and I want to remodel/upgrade to tile, is there a way to do this without removing the window?
It is not common that a DIYer is visually impaired much less blind, so accomodating the software they use to browse what they can't see seems like foolishness. But it also helps where images are not ideal, such as on an iPhone, you really want to burn up data on an image if text will suffice? And you can imagine people have these devices with them while they are DIYing. Not to be a nag. That's the next post
I'm running a query on SE Data Explorer, that shows every post withthe default 'enter image description here' message, where everyone is supposed to describe what is going on in the image. There are just over 21,000 Q and A posts. Going back to the start of DIY site.
Understanding these edits might bump them to the top, I feel yer pain. That's why I sort them by highest scoring first. data.stackexchange.com/diy/query/1434665/… and see the TOP 5000.
You can run the query anonymously you just have to prove you are human
I don't mind getting the rejections, as it's only the OPs themselves that seem to do that. If they think that a shot of their entire screen with a tiny picture of something they found on a shopping site or that I need to see they are getting four bars in signal strength and have a low battery and that they can click a ballon for text or a phone for a phone call who am I to judge :P
I used to do graphics professionally so I can be OCD that way. Now I just have too much time to worry about a Q&A forum.
@Criggie ### have a stack of waffles mate!
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About those edits. They are slow to be reviewed. You can wait several days, so its slow going processing as the limit is 5 a day per site. I am perusing 4 sites. (And Data explorer only updates once a week) so even the reviewed edits are in your query for days.
BLAH BLAH BLAH. weekends coming up.. time to grab the camera and go shoot some pics..
@Criggie It's a nice thought, but the problem remains that the 'blank' description is still useless to screen reader software. We need people to enter suitable descriptions of their images when the editor script prompts them to.
@Criggie For most people (and that includes the entire network, not just here) it would seem to be "above their pay grade"
Already invited users here and elsewhere to give it a look. And I am sure a lot of the posts arent worth bothering with if the have low view counts, are closed, have several downvotes. Its easy to see which are more important. Those could be done last. Like In the next year after we kepp up with new posts, and finish the old popular ones.
