@RosethornRanger@spore.social We appreciate that you mention smaller things like cut-proof gloves, rather than the big disability aids that most people would immediately think of. Accessibility can mean a lot of things and many incredibly useful tools are available without a prescription. For us, it means setting the minimum font size in our browser to 14 points because our near vision isn't what it used to be. It means preferring high-visibility colors just because they scan more easily. It means using dark mode where possible because we're photosensitive. All of those small tweaks can make a big difference.