Zagorath

And when you start looking at it from a chemical composition standpoint, they are very different things

Eh, not really. I mean, maybe an actual chemist would disagree that this makes them quite similar, but the difference is basically one single bond becomes a double bond. To a lay person, at least, they appear chemically very similar.

What’s with the downvotes people

Accusations of AI are shitty. Don't do it, unless you're damn well sure it's what's going on.

Remember? Why would people forget about it?

Is it rare where you're from? Here in Australia, I consider margarine the norm. To the point that if I say I'm having "vegemite and butter" or "jam and butter" on bread/toast, I expect people will know that I actually mean margarine, not butter. In any context other than baking, in fact, I'd expect "butter" to actually mean margarine.

As a lactose intolerant Australian, I just buy lactose-free normal milk.

You're very welcome! Back on Reddit I used to be a co-mod with the guy who founded the "transcribers of Reddit" and he used our sub as a testing bed for his group. Since then I've seen how valuable it can be to provide accessibility for people with vision impairments or other reasons to prefer plain text over images.

This was a relatively difficult one to transcribe compared to a lot of the plain-text images or screenshots of Tweets. Trying to get across the same cute wholesome style of the art was a challenge.

Yeah, I have to fight the temptation not to fix typos sometimes!

Hey, @thenextguy@lemmy.world, I'm curious: why do you seem to have an issue with increased accessibility?

The biggest thing preventing me from doing something like this is that I like having my players do a recap of the previous session, as a way to help me know what caught their attention the most/what mattered to them.

I guess you could still do this, especially if you really lean into the idea that the reporter is presenting an extremely biased/limited recap.