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"Against Access" by John Lee Clark, on interpreters, descriptions, and the difference between being burdened with objective data and getting help from an accomplice.
I just want to quote the whole thing, but here's a bit that stood out:
( Another thing ASL interpreters habitually do is describe the whole of things... )(Hat tip to fluffy's Notes page on beesbuzz.biz, via the fediverse.)