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From: Ann.Stalnaker@p0.f14.n385.z1.fidonet.org (Ann Stalnaker)
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Subject: Re: Deaf and/or Hearing Impaired
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Date: 28 Feb 91 16:07:28 GMT
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[This is from the Silent Talk Conference]

 >    hmmm, why not say "communative challanged"?    [ducking
 > and running before Annewitch throws something at me...]

Uh huh - 'communicative challenged', indeed!!!  (HA HA)

(No wonder I couldn't find YOU!!!  You were ducking TOOOOO much!
 And...Stu, what's this about a WITCH?  (smirk))

I have to agree with you on the fact that no matter what terms
are used, no one is ever going to be happy with any particular
one, however, if there are going to be some used, you know how
I feel on the subject matter.  With the relay services cropping
up all over the country, I think people are becoming more aware

of it's usage and purpose - especially since the number of ours
in Oklahoma is published in the Customer's Guide of the phone
directory and tells what it is for.

I'd just like to see more professionalism used by the services,
especially the one in Oklahoma.  They had it to begin with but
seem to have lost it somewhere down the line...

Okay, Stu - I'm off my soap box for awhile (I think!).

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