[kalensh]

Along with the "What about accessibility?" FAQ answer being misleading about the current state, I have two additional concerns:

- Special text only for screen readers: This should not be a primary method of making a site accessible. Hidden text is often incorrect, or maybe it was correct and then someone updated the page and it no longer matches. Out-of-site, out-of-mind is unfortunately often true in this case, and should really be more of a last resort.

- Accessibility is about so much more than screen readers. My first concern for a platforms like this is people who struggle with animations - either feelings of vertigo or nausea, or just finding movement very distracting. Are prefers-reduced-motion settings respected? Does this encourage authors to create content in a way that has a minimal motion fallback that still works? Is it easy for users to stop animations?

Unfortunately, the accessibility challenges here are significant. I'm sure work will be done later to try and improve it, but you will be limited by previous decisions to patching in solutions as best you can. And that rarely results in a truly usable, accessible experience.