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ASL is? ?quite? different than? English... you can sign in English or? you can sign in ASL? The? ASL? has a different sentence structure. When I? was? first learning? about? the? Deaf Teletype? revolution? (We have a collection of? a diverse group of? TTY both? mechanical and? CRT and portable? and ...? I would? correspond? via? email? with a young? person that? sold? us? ?some ttys? and wondered? why it? was almost? a different? sentence? structure, almost? like? Yoda? but? if? you? look at? both closely? not? really? the? exact? same.? Hard? to? explain... but? English and ASL? utilize? 2? different? ?Sentence structuring ... or? so it? appears? to me. ? If? you? learn? ASL and Signing? well there is a? good need? for? excellent interpreters out there. ? And? yes,? always? looking for? ANYTHING? related to the? history of? TTY? and other? assertive? communications? devices. ? Ed# ? ? In a message dated 11/25/2018 5:46:55 PM US Mountain Standard Time, cctalk at classiccmp.org writes: ? There are still MANY schools arguing about whether to accept ASL (American Sign Language, as used by Deaf people). I would think that therefore, BSL (British Sign Language) should qualify