Is that sign in addition to or in place of handicapped/disabled signage?Lindy
I like it. A much more considerate way to handle it.
I wonder how that sign is monitored. I guess it is a "conscience decision" for the person who uses that space. An interesting one.
Interesting.
Good worded sign though whether folk who need to be educated about the meaning of disability and its "limitations" will take notice is questionable.
Interesting. I think we need more sensibly-worded signs like this. I'm back again to join in the Signs, signs fun! :)Sreisaat Adventures
I like that respectful language, especially since the sign is near the seniors center.
I like that wording so much better than the usual.
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Is that sign in addition to or in place of handicapped/disabled signage?
Lindy
I like it. A much more considerate way to handle it.
I wonder how that sign is monitored. I guess it is a "conscience decision" for the person who uses that space. An interesting one.
Interesting.
Good worded sign though whether folk who need to be educated about the meaning of disability and its "limitations" will take notice is questionable.
Interesting. I think we need more sensibly-worded signs like this.
I'm back again to join in the Signs, signs fun! :)
Sreisaat Adventures
I like that respectful language, especially since the sign is near the seniors center.
I like that wording so much better than the usual.
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