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We have been working really hard over the past year to create a site that will be a community hub for people who are learning and who use American Sign Language.

The site is pack full of features specifically for ASL users such as the ability to record video directly into posts.

Let us know what you think of the site and let us know if we can add any features that you would find useful.  I look forward to hearing from you xD

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Hello @Lysandor - so sorry for the (very!) long delay in getting back to you.

The idea is that you can record anything that you like by video using ASL and you can ask for feedback and comments if you wish.  We thought it may be useful for those who are learning BSL to have somewhere that they can practice using ASL without it being too specific on topic.

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