Why not just make *all* the docs accessible?

Re: that faux pas of receiving an acceptance letter to a disability-related group, sent in an inaccessible PDF format: I received an apology from both the team leader and the IT person, assuring me that usually an accessible Word doc is also included along with the PDF, but somehow it failed in my case.

I really wanted to ask why they didn't just make all the PDF docs accessible, but didn't want to sound antagonistic.

Creating accessible PDF documents

Because the subject became relevant again recently, and because there are still people who think PDF is innately inaccessible, here is a link to guidelines for making PDF accessible. Also, a number of these points, like not putting timing limits on online forms, ae still highly relevant, no matter which format one is working with.
https://www.adobe.com/accessibility/pdf/pdf-accessibility-overview.html

Nemo's War

Around holiday time I read about the board game "Nemo's War"
https://www.victorypointgames.com/nemos-second-edition/
and began pestering my gaming housemates to get a copy. It came in a little over a week ago, I've played it with Alexx three times, lost twice, and already found myself getting excited about expansion packs and even found myself saying, "I think there's something wrong with these dice," despite being completely cognizant of the fact that that is a seriously delusional thing to say.