@feditips @PleaseCaption @cordeliane And also, everyone please use #CamelCaseHashtags! Capitalize each word in the hashtag because screen readers for the visually impaired #cannotmakesenseofwhatthismeansnorcanitreadoutloud

(Plus,#CamelCase is just easier to parse!)

@MarkDilley @josh @sebastian #CamelCaseHashtags are pronounced as distinct words by screen readers. I don't know what else to tell you.

Welcome to all the #TwitterExodus people.

Fun text-reader fact: if you use #camelCaseHashTags then screen readers can read each word properly, so you can fearlessly use #bitefArt and #whoRepresentsUs.

Followed @ProjectN95 to get updates on #IndoorAirQuality and remind myself to use #CamelCaseHashTags for screen reader accessibility.

There was a recent discussion on how to prefer or repair text completion as part of tuning Mastodon instance settings which I thought was intriguing. I like seeing accessibility conversations in the foreground here.

@wesdottoday And I am reminded that for screen reader accessibility that I should CamelCase hash tags like #CamelCaseHashTags .

@mastodonmigration A warm #welcome to everyone. Yes, I'm also new here. A #warning: the #culture is different here, try to join in the fun as much as you can.

1) Add #AltText to all pictures
2) Add content warnings. The bar is low. Politics, eye contact, etc. All given warnings sometimes
3) Follow people and hashtags
4) If you're using the official app, recognize that it's limited in function currently, and you'll have to go online to, say, create an approval voting poll
5) #CamelCaseHashtags

Hear me out: Richards Simmons needs to come out of retirement and become a Peloton instructor

#SeenOnTheInterwebs #Peloton #RichardSimmons #CamelCaseHashtags

@jwalk1230 also, #Acessibility is very important here, as there are a lot of visually impaired people who still want to engage with this community. To help include them you should make sure to use #CamelCaseHashtags and to add descriptions to photos that you post. Doing this empowers screen readers to more accurately depict the content.

@eeshani_kandpal nice to digitally meet you Eeshani!

One small request: please use #CamelCaseHashtags so screen readers can properly render the words for the visually impaired.

#ThankYou !

@philpool nice to meet you too. Hats off to you and all other dyslexia friends - trying to imagine how difficult it must be! #Respect #CamelCaseHashtags

Great to be on a social media which actively promotes content warnings, #CamelCaseHashtags, and alt text on images - well done @Gargron