Eduardo Meza-Etienne, ADS

SME & Thought Accessibility Leader. Chief Accessibility Officer at @DIDCMetro

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@SoulzBTC TRADING

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@Mrcryptoxwhale Done

[Steve Wright @stevewright64]

If we are ever going to have humane, efficient, inclusive and equitable transportation networks with world class walkability – the City of Miami MUST have a chief mobility officer.
https://t.co/XuVSfl1Ses
#Mobility #Pedestrian #UniversalDesign #WheelchairAccess #Transit #ADA #MIA

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@mohitmishr93531 AI

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@rami_hashimi Done

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@matt_elevenlabs 11B

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@heygurisingh Claude

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@recap_david Agent.

[David Roberts @recap_david]

I built an AI marketing agent to run my $100K media company.

After 4 months of prompting, tooling, and integrations, I built this agent that effectively replaced my content team.

Here’s how it works under the hood:

→ Scrapes Reddit, Hacker News, X, and Google News
→ Publishes a Morning Brew–style daily AI newsletter (10k daily readers)
→ Repurposes that content into:
 • viral Twitter threads (like this one)
 • short-form videos for TikTok & Instagram
 • Reddit posts
 • high-engagement LinkedIn updates
→ Produces content that’s driven millions of impressions
→ Generates custom, brand-aligned images for every unique asset

All automated.

The entire system runs through Jarvis-like voice commands, powered by ElevenLabs + n8n (see video below, I literally trained it on Jarvis from Iron Man).

No manual content creation.
No team to manage.
Runs while I sleep.

I'm no longer focusing on this business, so I'm giving all this away for free. If you want the complete system, prompting, n8n templates, & setup walkthrough:

Comment “AGENT”
Like & Retweet
Follow me (so I can DM you)

I’ll send everything over.

[WebAIM @webaim]

When an image is the only thing within a link, it must have alternative text. Otherwise, there will be no useful information to describe the link. The alt text should present both the image's content and, if different, the function of the link. Learn more: https://t.co/Q9pTL0zUzL

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@ElephantSignal A

[WebAIM @webaim]

Image carousels that automatically animate without user input can be distracting for people w/ cognitive and attention disabilities. Instead, offer manual controls with clear navigation, or at the very least, allow users to pause or stop the motion. https://t.co/pMdJcMdr2y #a11y

[WebAIM @webaim]

Are you curious about #AI in the #accessibility world? You won’t want to miss “AI and Alt Text” led by Ted Drake and @marconiusiii from @Intuit at the FREE Web Accessibility in Mind Conference in partnership with @PopeTechA11y. Register now: https://t.co/ZvEVU9F5eT

[ledrew fox @ledrew]

A true leader doesn't create separation; instead, they unite people. @roberto063 @blue_angel0126 @lakeshiambyrd @cons_ae @ipfconline1 @edaccessible @marshawright @joseph_karem @terryfield30 @williamgjones @geoffalexander1 @marekkosniowski @ninscrystal @gekesiani

[MSFT Accessibility @MSFTEnable]

July marks the 34th annual Disability Pride Month. Explore accessibility's past, present, and future with @Microsoft President, Brad Smith. https://t.co/IXN7Ho2Hqc #DisabilityPrideMonth

[MSFT Accessibility @MSFTEnable]

Just in time for #DisabilityPrideMonth: @Xbox is proud to launch the new Accessible Games Initiative tags— now across all digital platforms. These tags help players easily find games with accessibility (cont) https://t.co/ECzjW90Cw6

[Steve Wright @stevewright64]

“I’d rather die than use a wheelchair,” says the bigoted woefully ignorant ableist.
The same person ironically jumps into a sedan to drive 10 miles — because that wheeled machine covers more ground more quickly than his body.
Assistive mobility devices are liberating.
#Ableism

[WebAIM @webaim]

Relying on color alone to convey information can create #accessibility barriers for people who can't see or differentiate colors. Instead of using red and green to indicate stop and go, pair those colors with clear labels or icons. Learn more: https://t.co/ozHqnxZ4yq #WCAG

[WebAIM @webaim]

Expanding and collapsing widgets are often used to reduce the amount of scrolling required, allowing users to bypass or collapse content as needed. There are two types of these content area widgets: disclosures and accordions.
Learn more: https://t.co/hTDq0FQznC
#a11y #WebDev