RE: https://hachyderm.io/@tristan/117237731901029023

I hate the abuse (misuse) of term "accessibility". And the abuse of term "blind" too - in many youtube video in fact, you find "blind game" when someone's referring to a player demonstrating their first-time game play. And no, I'm not one of those folks accusing of "ableism" every dog piss. That's not ableism, but confusion. Lexicon confusion.
And for accessible, there should be specified. Accessible to blind and/or low-vision, or other. Accessible used as umbrella term, risks to bring disinformation.
I don't know in English, but I get very angry when in my language (Italian) I find the equivalent of word "accessible", used to say that a product is AFFORDABLE. Meaning it's cheap, anyone could buy it.
That triggers me much. As a blind person, as an accessibility professional, as a person who knows that words count. Even in a world where sighted tend to focus everything on images.