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🌟 Join the Deaf Nuggets Communication Crew! Under the Deafhood Institute & Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture (MDHAC) We’re assembling a small but mighty team of creators who are passionate about

 
 
 

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6 days ago

I enjoy lore references more when places and events can be connected instead of opened as unrelated pages. The Interactive Middle-earth Map gives that exploration a useful visual starting point.

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quenqllc
Sep 27

It’s nice to see the Museum sharing an end-of-year message and looking ahead to a new year. The museum’s focus on preserving Deaf history, arts, culture, and community stories makes these updates meaningful for people who want to stay connected with its work. I also came across a Vice City web game recently while exploring different online projects.

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Sep 11

I’ve always had a soft spot for small creative teams over big ones; they often feel more focused and free to try odd ideas. The Deaf Nuggets Communication Crew sounds like that kind of group, so I hope they get room to experiment. If their communication projects ever need visual scene prototypes, seedance 2.0 ai could help with that.

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