Avoid Using Jargon or Slang That May Exclude

Not everyone may be familiar with industry-specific jargon, acronyms, or informal slang, which can create barriers and inadvertently exclude those less familiar. Using clear, straightforward language helps ensure all participants understand and can engage meaningfully.

Not everyone may be familiar with industry-specific jargon, acronyms, or informal slang, which can create barriers and inadvertently exclude those less familiar. Using clear, straightforward language helps ensure all participants understand and can engage meaningfully.

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