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on any page where link videos for information, always try include caption information. not all captions equal, if even any there.
accessibility is something that people need care about.
deaf people need captions.
people with auditory processing disorder need captions.
people with language problems need captions.

that is enough reason to care and try include.
unless say otherwise, all caption information here is english-language only - sorry. not know any other language good enough to judge if their captions accurate, but please, adopt format like this if you can. :) daffodil divider

quick caption key

[#] - music; lyrics may or may not be inside video, but likely able find somewhere online
[Q] - no spoken audio - but may have captions for extra information, such as in recipe videos
[D] - no english captions at all, or for some horrible reason, youtube's auto captions detect as non-english language even when audio is fully english
[C] - youtube's auto captions - errors very likely, especially with youtube censor things that sound like cuss words
[B] - mid-quality english captions - display older script than what use in video, words often transcribe and/or spell wrong, or other errors. star for effort, but need work.
[A] - high-quality english captions - very few or no errors in words and timing daffodil divider

how to caption

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