Thanks Niklas for the reply.
Notwithstanding the subject line's snark, and despite the fact that
components of the problem have been solved for a long time, from a user's
perspective there hasn't been progress on the handicap (not being able to
translate from languages other than English on Meta)
What the heck is a design community at all, and why does their opinion
count, when WMF uses every opportunity to claim it is super-unfair to claim
that the community wants anything?
2014-08-27 6:49 GMT+02:00 geni geni...@gmail.com:
On 27 August 2014 05:16, Erik Moeller e...@wikimedia.org
Hola la todos.
I think I do not say nothing new:
Most files are under a free license or FUR either of which requires
attribution.
I'm omitting existing of Media Viewer - it's not important in the case.
When we use file like [[File:Example.jpeg]] (with size, position, alt
and so on perhaps)
Hola la todos.
I'm being curios how the blind or just people with quite poor eyesight
are supposed to join Wiki(m|p)edia.
Fortunately though my own eyesight isn't what you call perfect, low
myopia gives me no obstacles to use computer without spectacles. But
unfortunately not every human
A sentence
Most files are under a free license or FUR either of which requires
attribution.
Should be read someway like this:
Most of files which are under either a free license or FUR require
attribution.
--Base
27.08.2014 12:52, Bohdan Melnychuk написав(ла):
Hola la todos.
I think I
On Wed, Aug 27, 2014 at 5:52 AM, Bohdan Melnychuk bas...@yandex.ru wrote:
But we can use it like [[File:Example.jpeg|link=]] or
[[File:Example.jpeg|link=Some page]] which would suppress or substitute the
link with another link. We can also use images via css or scripts for some
backgrounds
Hi,
I thought I should acknowledge that this is a problem not just with people
with poor eye sight but also when using a low resolutulion screen.
In most of the outreach sessions done in non-metros in India, I have come
across people (the ones with good eye sight) face this problem more, as the
