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@morganHazelwood @mustamakkara @morganHazelwood I write technical books. I'll never get rich, I told MrsD. Then I read a tech book by an author who had sold over 5 million copies of that one book! Sadly he's an outlier on the normal distribution curve! I still write tech books because I love it. @morganHazelwood pic id: A pie chart labeled "the perks of being a writer." The side key shows money, make family proud, and happiness: none of the pieces of the pie are those colors. There was a time when writers could make good money. Fortunately, I was part of that and invested in my retirement while the good times lasted. I sure with it was still possible. @morganHazelwood had to get someone to explain this as Iβm a #colourblind eejit. Funny, but alt text would have been very helpful π @witewulf @morganHazelwood Pie chart, entitled "the perks of being a writer". The key is: Red: money The three sections of the pie chart are coloured orange, magenta and green. @morganHazelwood You missed βcompleting Alt Text descriptionsβ as a perk!πββοΈ @morganHazelwood Heh. Although I have to admit I like the process of writing so that seems close to βhappinessβ. π |
@morganHazelwood #alttext
Graphic titled, "The Perks of Being a Writer" with black text on white background.
Legend at left depicts three labeled boxes of different colors:
Red = money
Blue = make family proud
Yellow = happiness
Pie chart at right depicts three different portions each roughly one-third size of total pie.
Pie portions are colored Green, Orange, and Pink.
@morganHazelwood #alttext
Graphic titled, "The Perks of Being a Writer" with black text on white background.
Legend at left depicts three labeled boxes of different colors:
Red = money
Blue = make family proud
Yellow = happiness
Pie chart at right depicts three different portions each roughly one-third size of total pie.