Let's see about this Mastodon thing, shall we? I'm ela, and I'm into zines, embroidery, web dev, accessibility, Star Wars, and lots of other things. Doing my best to survive this ongoing pandemic as a disabled person. Still wearing masks (n95 or p100).
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Let's see about this Mastodon thing, shall we? I'm ela, and I'm into zines, embroidery, web dev, accessibility, Star Wars, and lots of other things.
Doing my best to survive this ongoing pandemic as a disabled person. Still wearing masks (n95 or p100).
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@dryak@mstdn.science
@dryak@mstdn.science Static site generators are still generally command line, which isn't remotely similar to a WYSIWYG program, imo. Much higher barrier to entry, even if you only use a standard template. And that's before you get to figuring out how to use git (for GitHub/GitLab pages) or Netlify.
There is Publii, which I think is still around? GUI plus integration with free hosting. @ifixcoinops@retro.social
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eladnarra
@eladnarra@disabled.social
Let's see about this Mastodon thing, shall we? I'm ela, and I'm into zines, embroidery, web dev, accessibility, Star Wars, and lots of other things. Doing my best to survive this ongoing pandemic as a disabled person. Still wearing masks (n95 or p100).
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@PanickedFoodie@disabled.social I'd say no to companies, yes to limited disability rights orgs with restrictions.
It does depend on the org, though. I doubt anyone would accept Autism Speaks, for example. But there are other orgs that are less obviously bad but would still not be welcome (in my mind). Like Canadian ones that argued for increased access for MAID and are only now saying what disabled activists were saying the whole time.
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