I'm probably posting this in the wrong location but this was the closest forum I could find.
I want to make an appeal to Microsoft's Accessibillity champions to run some internal training for the folk that prepare Microsoft's web page content and promotional emails. Please teach them how to write effective link text rather than using 'click here' .

Contextual text links have been a Web Content Accessibilty Guidelines (WCAG) requirement for a very long time now. And giving users an instruction to click something is not inclusive; mobile users tap, keyboard users press enter, etc
I'm trying to get my content authors to do the right thing, but while ever content provided by a leading organisation like Microsoft doesn't model best practice, my people don't listen to me.
You're doing such great work in other areas of accessibility, so I hope you can fit this into your workplan

Title:>It's harassment rather than access for those who actually use and need public access computers and Microsoft Office Suite accessibility, especially if their own pc, computer, phone, or other essential device is vandalized and/or stolen.

It is becoming a problem that esteemed, retired, temporarily out of commission, &/or disabled established authority figures in Los Angeles have and currently are having a problem using the resources over which they expand, use, and develop the rules for and find/deliver the funds for the general and specific fund classes that are necessary for those resources to be used, to be distributed city-wide, and to assist any member of the general public in their navigation of designing their living and living circumstances in this and any other area that accepts credentials and resources from/for los Angeles. I am finding it nearly impossible to go to public organizations who use public funds and work on the needs analysis, development of use, and enforcement of acceptable public employee work behavior and effective use of assigned authority, particularly when I go where pcs and computers are in use for public use and the Microsoft Office Suites and operating systems are used. There continues to be manufactured strategy (usually informally socially arranged due to a particular group's desire to negate the rest of the work or professional group's achievements, areas of expertise, or level of permission-granting authority) and last minute distracting, irritating, and irrelevant reasons and made up excuses for being exclusionary to persons who mostly want to use the resources and facilities on a very limited basis to reestablish whatever it is they are missing in the daily thoroughfare to have their own resources, open up room and opportunity for others who want to or who have not had the opportunity to use the resources or ask for assistance with them to also deal with their current needs, and to either become a provider of some sort or move on to another level of work/purpose/activity/use/demand/ or ability they and their community has been anticipating, expecting, and waiting for to establish other needed achievements in their nearby and specific area (area of interest and geographic area). This has been a message sent by Ms. JMSmith of JMS Services and Enterprises, Los Angeles, 2020. Request it be sent as cc to H&R Block, Disaster Relief - Red Cross, and the IRS. js

Hello accessibility team,
On Github, recently some actions on several lines at once have become available. For instance, a reviewer may select several lines and put a comment related to all of them; or to add a suggestion related to several lines at once to remove clutter in the commits by making commits number lower.
As for now, this functionality is not accessible with screen readers.
There are at least two possibilities on how to implement that:
1. (Better) Make line numbers clickable toggle buttons or links. Scenario: When a screen reader user puts his/her cursor on the line number, screen reader announces, for example: "10 toggle button". Here, the line number is given the ARIA role of "button" and the aria-pressed attribute is set to "false". If the user clicks the button (presses Enter or Space), the line gets selected visually, and the aria-pressed attribute is set to "true".
2. (Worse). The same thing as above, but there is a dedicated "Select Line" button, either visually visible or hidden (1 by 1 px since "display:none" is correctly processed by screen readers and not shown in the virtual DOM).
Thanks.

Microsoft has moved to a icon/picture based tool system that is like Chinese to many of us. Why can't we have text discriptions under the icons? I learned to read when I was 4 so I could stop looking at pictures. Now, my damaged brain does not interpret pictures. What is that icon that looks like an old school building? What are 3 horizontal bars? What is the circle with a line off the side? Is it the symbol for No gender? Can I get rid of the styles box? It is distracting my eyes as I look for the tool I need.
What are we supposed to do when we MUST use Win 10? I can't find anything in Win 10.
Where are my documents I save in Word when I open File Explorer. I look in Documents and find some but not others but I can find them in Word?
Stop fixing things until they are broken.