Really heartwarming!

I am not someone who relies on others to solve my problems for me. But as a person with no background in information technology, and facing the emerging DAO, there is no organization of formal customer service department, I really fell into the crocodile talk, and in the end, I couldn't do anything, but I lost my hands and feet.

The decentralized autonomous organization does not have a formal customer service department, and provides Discord or Telegram for users to reflect their opinions. But the whole group is crowded and the quality is complicated. Ask someone for help and someone will reply by private message, how can you tell whether it is customer service? The other party's name has the name of the organization at the end, and claims to be sent by the organization to help you. So do you believe it or not?

Who doesn't know that wallet mnemonics or passwords should not be given to others? On the first day, someone provided me with the Osmosis Frontier webpage. At that time, my screen reader software could still read it. The first scammer said that the wallet needs to be authenticated before it can be used. Of course I don't believe him. But the web page became unreadable the next day with screen reader software. So I went back to ask for help. The second scammer said to authenticate the wallet. If it is you, is it difficult that you will not be shaken?

Now, the entire Osmosis website has become completely inaccessible with my screen reader software. I went to the Osmosis website and what the screen reader software read to me was "no list", "no title", "no picture", "no embedded object"... and "command not valid in this file". All in all, I can't do anything with Osmosis using screen reader software. If the visually impaired cannot browse the web with screen-reading software, it means that they cannot browse the web. This week's Osmosis made me feel like an ALS patient dying slowly, until today, completely dead. And my experience is that I try my best to contact them to reflect the problem. As a result, in addition to encountering liars, it is a ghost attacking the wall. Many articles on Internet 3.0 make the decentralized autonomous organization so bright. But this time I experienced firsthand the bloody reality of decentralized autonomous organizations.

At present, I still have coins in Osmosis that have not been withdrawn, but I can no longer operate the page. Should I give up these coins as tuition to buy lessons? But what am I doing wrong? In the beginning, their web pages clearly allowed me to browse and operate smoothly with screen reader software. It's just that their revision started last week and I gradually can't use it. Is it really my fault?

PS: I know @highrebuild has reflected opinions for me on Github. I want to tell Gao Reconstruction that the screen reading software for the visually impaired can only read plain text. Osmosis's recent revamp should have their buttons all graphical, so the screen reader software can't read anything. If they can find a place in the site to keep the text version of the page before the revision, I can use it. I hope you can reflect it for me. Thanks in advance for your help here!