I was trying to add a potential magazine to my list.

They request signing up for their newsletter.

Which had #Captuas. Two types - both the checkbox, and the random pictures.

So. That #Magazine does not want #Blind or low vision author submissions.

Honestly, I am not 100% sure they are still open.

#Accessibility Matters.

However, the other #Publishing sites sites, and aggregators, such as #Draft2Digital, refuse to be #Accessible. They refuse to acknowledge #ADA.

They refuse to allow #Blind and #DeafBlind authors, by insisting on blocking their sites with #Captuas that require a well sighted person to have your account information.

#Accessibility matters.

It shouldn't have to be law, though it is. It should be common sense.

Companies should want to be inclusive.

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@its-sal

No. I am sorry.

Other sites and aggregators are not accessible for the blind. They all use #Captuas, which require giving my account information to a sighted person to login.

I attempted to reset up #Apple #IBooks, and their customer service can't figure out why it won't work.

I don't have a sighted person available to login and do the work for me.

At some point, they will be on the #InternetArchive, if it is accessible

The last time I used #StreetLib, the email I used was hacked, and the spam hasn't stopped. It has been 2.5 years, and my writing email still gets hundreds of spam a day.

I have been unable to use it.

I have looked at Proton Email.

I don't know how to get sites to accept my email address.

And not require captures. #Captuas require a sighted person to be given my login information so they can login for me, and get past the captures. None are accessible to #DeafBlind and multiple #Disabled.