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I tend to ignore most of these eye-catching images; perhaps it's a kind of banner blindness. Also, while I really like illustrations as a supplement or complement to text, I tend to ignore (i.e., block) people who regularly post images that only contain text in large letters. This is especially true when my stream is flooded with many repetitions (reposts) of such images. I guess many people do that, silently.
Btw., diaspora allows adding text to images, setting html alt and title attributes. No line breaks, unfortunately.
Wolfgang Strobl
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Lisa Stranger
in reply to Michael Keukert • • •I would count myself among that number—but human nature—images get more attention than text 🤷♀️
Lisa Stranger
in reply to Michael Keukert • • •and I did not create that btw, I stole it
I contemplated screencapping the entire post, but that seemed... meta?
Wolfgang Strobl
in reply to Michael Keukert • • •I tend to ignore most of these eye-catching images; perhaps it's a kind of banner blindness. Also, while I really like illustrations as a supplement or complement to text, I tend to ignore (i.e., block) people who regularly post images that only contain text in large letters. This is especially true when my stream is flooded with many repetitions (reposts) of such images. I guess many people do that, silently.
Btw., diaspora allows adding text to images, setting html alt and title attributes. No line breaks, unfortunately.
Banner blindness - Wikipedia
Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)Lisa Stranger likes this.