Alt text:
a person looking like a combination of Lain (from Serial Experiments Lain) and Misato (from Neon Genesis Evangelion) holding an energy drink, looking drunk
“these are the perks of using free software, shinji”
Alt text:
a person looking like a combination of Lain (from Serial Experiments Lain) and Misato (from Neon Genesis Evangelion) holding an energy drink, looking drunk
“these are the perks of using free software, shinji”
Eh, maybe? Most of the transcriptions I’ve seen, particularly the ones from the explicitly accessibility-focused now-defunct Transcribers of Reddit (the founder of which I was in close communication with, as a co-mod of an unrelated subreddit) try to simply describe what you’re seeing. In enough detail that those in the know might be able to make the same conclusions as a sighted person, but without providing details that aren’t self-evident from the original source. So like, if it was a picture of a known character, it might say that, but if it just vaguely looks like an amalgamation of a couple of fictional characters, you’d be unlikely to see that specified, especially if they’re relatively obscure and less likely to be familiar to most of the audience.
Then that part of the audience won’t get the post, which is fine. This is not a vision/ability issue.