Talk:Simultaneous communication
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Needs Citation (discussions) edit
Text messaging for HH edit
It will be great if people will share how current technologies can promote simultaneous Communication. this unsigned comment by 66.65.106.165 on 05:24, 16 February 2007
- The line "As most Hard of Hearing do not know sign language. Instant massages and chats become a way of Simultaneous Communication for them" is poorly worded (punctuation and grammer needed) and needs a citation. (Actually, it needs two, one for the assertion that most HH don't know SL - which I do not doubt - and one for the IM and chats being SimCom - I don't know if this would qualify as IM is usually not simultaneous with any other form of communication...ever type on a computer the exact same thing you say on a phone at the exact same time?) While I do not necessarily contend that this is not appropriate for this article, a single line such as this hardly demonstrates why this is in fact the case. This could be a whole section on the SimCom article possibly. Side Note: please sign TALK page messages (but, as you know, not the article adds). Smiles! VigilancePrime 07:25, 17 February 2007 (UTC)
Keep, delete, or merge this long-neglected article? edit
- This article has been a stub for over two years and been very lightly edited over that time.
- The essential request for reliable sources has been unanswered for over a year.
- Can I suggest we discuss the merits of keep, delete, and merge? Anything but deletion will require some verifiability. --Ds13 (talk) 22:24, 21 April 2008 (UTC)
Wiki Education assignment: Legacies and Legends in Interpreter Education edit
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