As a kid who was obsessed with Playmobil and a disabled adult who studies and works in the AT and accessibility space I love this beyond words.

This has been the exact issue with most of the self-pub books I've read. Its sad because the story and writing are often very strong but my god did the book need a good editor who wasn't trying to keep a client happy.

I'm an Accessible UX Designer and post-grad student studying disability, design and innovation, and I'm starting a project designing workshops to teach accessible digital, print and presentation design to uni students. Now I'm realising the workshops should also target lecturers.

What staff? They don't even technically exist yet and have no budget, how do they have staff? This all feels like smoke and mirrors.

Having the ability to report a post is good but you'll also need people and policies for handling the reported posts, do you have plans for how that will work?