17,000 Physicians and Medical Scientists with the The International Alliance of Doctors and Medical Scientists announced their support to end the national emergency concerning COVID-19 as it is no longer necessary to protect public health.
Have you visited our LibrePlanet wiki page lately? It's filled with free software information -- and it's an important tool for connecting with your fellow free software supporters. Check it out and get involved! https://libreplanet.org
Day 4 of the International Court of Public Opinion Grand Jury regarding Crimes Against Humanity on the world's citizens. https://odysee.com/@GrandJury:f/Grand-Jury-Day-4-online:4
Canadian Actress Evangeline Lilly (known for Lost and Antman) shares a heartfelt plea with Trudeau to sit face to face with the truckers and hear their requests.
https://t.me/PastoraCatesCovertComms/18798
Join the LibreOffice QA community, help to fix bugs in the software, and learn valuable skills on the way! Nnamani Ezinne Martina tells more: https://blog.documentfoundation.org/blog/2022/02/21/community-member-monday-nnamani-ezinne-martina/
Huffington Post, seven (!) years ago:
"Why Canada Will Become a Dictatorship Under Trudeau"
https://www.huffpost.com/archive/ca/entry/trudeau-dictator_b_6314494
The Fediverse has lots of blind and partially-sighted users who rely on audio screen reader software to tell them what is going on.
Here's how to make your posts more suitable for screen readers:
-Use CamelCase on hashtags, where each new word has a capital letter, for example #DogsOfMastodon instead of #dogsofmastodon. CamelCase makes it much easier for screen readers to see the different words and read them out properly.
-Don't use long groups of emoji all next to each other, these are really irritating to hear read out loud.
-Add text descriptions to images and videos before you post them. Do this by attaching the file and clicking "edit" before you post it, then add the description.
p.s. The Mastodon bug where CamelCase hashtags were being accidentally replaced has now been fixed (https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/pull/16460).
Curious on how to get started contributing to Emacs? Colin Woodbury has written a helpful blog post on just that topic, including instructions for copyright assignment: https://u.fsf.org/3fr
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