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Deaf & Hard of Hearing

Australian Sign Language (Auslan)American Sign LanguageBritish Sign Language Open to join
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A simple VRChat Deaf/HoH communityǃ We host Group Public instances where you can meet d/Deaf people‚ Hard of Hearing people‚ Sign Language Learners‚ or just people who (let's be honest) want to vibe in quiet spaces. We will also host mic-off Group+ instances sometime in the far future ===== Group Staff ===== ----- Owners ----- | deafkat | ----- Admins ----- | (this list is quite lonely) | ----- Moderators ----- | (this list is quite lonely) | ----- Teachers ----- | (this list is quite lonely) | ----- Interpreters ----- | (guess whatǃ this list is ALSO quite lonely) ======================= (the banner will be updated soon to fit [--REDACTED--]nner)
Rules
1. Respect & Support Treat everyone with respect. Encourage and support one anothers success without judgment. We all grow stronger through kindness and understanding‚ not through pointless arguments and insults. 2. No Discrimination AT ALL Discrimination of any kind (based on race‚ gender‚ disability‚ religion‚ identity‚ or otherwise) is not allowed. Everyone deserves equal respect and opportunity. 3. Value Sign Language Sign language is a vital and expressive form of communication. Be open to learning and using it respectfully‚ including facial expressions and proper syntax. It is HIGHLY ADVISED NOT to teach sign language if you are not with (nor are you yourself) a d/Deaf or HoH person who knows ASL. This leads to teachings of wrong signs‚ and therefore confusion of others‚ and disrespect of the language. Also I can't believe I have to mention this‚ but do NOT use FAKE sign language (randomly throwing your hands up like you're in some kind of gang). It is incredibly toxic and YOU WILL BE BANNED FOR IT. If you cannot respect the language enough to not do this‚ you don't deserve to be in our group. 4. Support for Accessibility Everyone communicates differently. If you need help understanding or speaking‚ aid is usually available(just askǃ). Be patient and considerate with others‚ including those using ASL or other languages. 5. Problem-Solving with Respect Try to resolve issues calmly and respectfully before bringing them to moderators or owners. Avoid public arguments; choose understanding over conflict. 6. Respect Personal Boundaries Everyone has the right to feel safe and comfortable. Respect others personal space‚ communication preferences‚ and privacy‚ both online and offline. If someone asks for space or sets a boundary‚ honour it immediately. If boundaries are ignored‚ report the issue to staff. This is toxic and you will not be overreacting if you do so.

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