So I'm checking out @TwitchCon stream and I see International Sign Language (which is not very common in the US) & I barely understand unless I'm trying to lip read to fill in the blanks. I wish that they has ASL, BSL, & other interpreters instead. I wonder whoever in charged
reach out to the deaf community if this was a good idea or option? I feel like they could've done more, honestly. But just like every TwitchCon, no matter how much feedback we give, it's always a larger step back.
This is why it's important accessibility role is to EVERY team
This is why it's important accessibility role is to EVERY team