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=== Screen readers ===

Text-to-speech technologies and their text-reading "dialects" should always be included in the discussion of local language versus post-language. When possible, take any dubious page title, bit of markup, or unusual word and find a screen reader convenient to you to test it in. For page titles, you can do this before creating a page by simply opening up the empty page title. For page text, you may have to submit an edit before testing the page or fixing it. You are not obligated to instantly test every bit of text in existence on the wiki in ten screen readers, but if and when you see that some particular thing has actually become a problem in another screen reader it should be fixed. If disabled readers discover the problem before you do, allow them to provide a fix to the markup in the particular way they want, or alternatively, do not create fixes that are distinguishable from the proposed fix. There may be situations such as with Item color swatches where a fix needs to provide different functionality to both sighted users and screen readers or another alternate form of presentation such as a colorblind stylesheet; use your best judgement, but do not make the screen reader experience a worse experience.