First of all, what do they mean by "inclusion"? Why do they use cartoons which look like the ones we would see on children's tv programmes? I would feel offended if someone asked me to use this. I would avoid it. I don't think the video they use as a demonstration is inclusive.They state they make meetings more inclusive. How have they achieved this?How can it be inclusive when they exclude people with ideas that are different from the ones dictated by the rules? Setting rules to express yourself is not inclusive.I can think of how much anxiety it would cause.
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I had a quick look and does not seem inclusive at all. I use phone dial
in, so cannot see the background. Blind people cannot see it either.
People who can do not necessarily want to make that sort of statement
and sounds like it could lead to sensory over-stimulation.
Mario
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