## Accessibility advisors

There was recently a kerfuffle about using the code block for code-like but not exactly code *per se* bits. 

One concern there was that [screen readers](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screen_reader) are said to choke on these compared to the [New Feature: Table Support](https://meta.stackexchange.com/q/356997/303080).

I was frustrated because I could not find anything more than anecdotal and 10+ year old lore about exactly what the accessibility issues were for code blocking for monospace vs for tables, and though about getting some software and trying it out myself.

Then I noticed there is a lot of different screen readers and other accessibility tools out there and *I could not get all of them* because:

 - some are expensive and I'm poor
 - each takes some time to learn (I have my own neuro-challenges)
 - **what matters** is the experience of *the folks who actually use these!*

For the SE ecosystem in general (rather than a per-site basis) how about a recognized group of volunteers with various interests in accessibility *get recognized as an important voice* and have a central clearinghouse-type function for information and UI review for these issues?