Generally phrasing that talks about "the disabled" or "the visually impaired"
feels othering, whereas it is more common these days to have identity focused
framing.
Relative timestamps can cause you to feel that things are especially
interesting because they are happening "right now"; the effect is
lessened if you see absolute timestamps instead.
This fixes#2011
* feat: implement word filters
* fix: more progress on word filters
* fix: more progress
* fix: more work
* fix: more work
* fix: more progress
* fix: tweaks
* fix: basic crud stuff
* fix: more work
* test: add tests
* test: more test
* fix: handle filter expiry correctly
* fix: implement more efficient word filter logic
* fix: better required labels
* test: fix test
* first attempt
* progress
* working
* working
* test timeago
* rm
* get timeago working
* reduce size
* fix whitespace
* more intl stuff
* more effort
* more work
* more progress
* more work
* more intl
* set lang=LOCALE
* flatten
* more work
* add ltr/rtl
* more work
* add comments
* yet more work
* still more work
* more work
* fix tests
* more test and string fixes
* fix test
* fix test
* fix test
* fix some more strings, add test
* fix snackbar
* fix }
* fix typo
* fix english
* measure perf
* start on french
* more work on french
* more french
* more french
* finish french
* fix some missing translations
* update readme
* fix test