Use Inclusive Language in All Communications

From your announcement to the live session itself, use language that is welcoming and accessible to all participants. Avoid jargon, idioms, or slang that may alienate non-native speakers or certain communities. Clearly state your commitment to inclusivity and respect.

From your announcement to the live session itself, use language that is welcoming and accessible to all participants. Avoid jargon, idioms, or slang that may alienate non-native speakers or certain communities. Clearly state your commitment to inclusivity and respect.

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