Change media description label to be context-sensitive #12270
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“Describe for the visually impaired” makes no sense when the uploaded media is an audio file.
Gargron
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This PR changes the text to be:
I am not sure they are the best labels, but they definitely make more sense than having “Describe for the visually impaired” for audio-only uploads. Arguably, describing media isn't only for people with any kind of impairment, it also covers use cases where the person cannot enjoy the media at the moment for external factors.
Alternatively, we could have a generic label.