"And, to the poster who can't understand an OP which is written in non- perfect English- says more about your evidently poor comprehension skills tbf. If an "of" instead of a "have" sends your brain into tailspin you should probably go and speak to SALT yourself."
Yes, some of us have. Ou need considerable assessment before you get assistive technology.
MN and MNetters were always very supportive of the need to make reasonable adjustment (writing in standard English if you can) asking the site easy to access and considerably more welcoming.
Posters 'knew' each other, knew that assistive tech was being used, and wrote, as far as they could, in ways that did not add difficulty.
People who have dyslexia and those who do not have English as a first language also benefitted from that
The odd typo can be worked around, as can reading dialect (like of/have, as long as you are fluent in English). But once it's acceptable to use non-standard, error-riddled English, it becomes barrier.
Perhaps one of the changes is that MN is less of a community, and some of the considerate aspects of looking out for those with difficulty have gone.
For example, I have never seen 'needto see a SALT'' used in that glib way before.