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I've honestly never really heard anyone complaining about it. You need to make a fuss.
You also need to ask us to implement a solution. "Make this wheelchair accessible" is actionable, but I literally have no idea what OP (or the other people who are saying they agree) want
That's where it gets tough. I know what might be helpful to me, but that may not have any bearing on somebody else's condition. If there's not a general willingness to want to improve society more broadly then it can just come across as noise in terms of the extent of what's called for as compared to what the rest of society is willing to accommodate. And even if my situation is incredibly inconvenient to me, how do I weigh it against the needs of another person whose concerns are potentially greater than my own?
I think you might’ve just answered your original question.
This can be considered a micro-fuss for starters.