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Which multi-million-dollar-funded overlay company is out there testing bugs with display properties in browsers, tracking results, pressuring browsers, monitoring the spec…

Or maybe their overlays are fixing this for their customers by removing display properties dynamically and replacing them with something else? And not bragging about it?

Just a reminder that accessibility overlays do not give back to the community, let alone fix problems. Overlay makers are a parasite.

—@aardrian

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danielle kefford (@quephird@queer.party) (Queer Party!)
My hot take is that Target, and any other organization for that matter, that decides to do something that promotes/supports/celebrates marginalized people needs to anticipate potential backlash, _and_ plan on continuing that support when it happens. If they aren't prepared to do that, then they shouldn't do so in the first place, and they aren't real allies. They're merely opportunists.
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