>Plenty of people feel this accurately portrays*their version* of stuttering. **Never said those posters didn't.** Again, please recognize **that every comment I have made on this post,** ***and I repeat again,...*** >**I think that THE DESIGN ITSELF IS A BRILLIANT IDEA.** I'm not disputing, *that it effectively shows* ***the act of stuttering.*** **It's a very good design,** but tell me *how multiple spellings for their website address,* ***helps you,*** a stutterer? **It doesn't,** ***does it?*** For an organization that helps stutterers, *they have seemed to miss the point.* They had a good design *that they tried to stretch* ***into a solution for accessing their website.*** But it doesn't really work, **it doesn't help ANY STUTTERER** ***access their services quicker, better, or easier.*** They do effectively *spread awareness of Canadians* *who suffer from stuttering,* **but they didn't solve how to make it more efficient** ***to access the resources that they have to help you.*** *That's a major failure of their marketing campaign.* **That's what I've been pointing out.** I'm still gonna praise them **for their poster designs** ***and their depiction of the act of stuttering.*** **IT IS EFFECTIVE** ***and spreads awareness*** of this issue among your fellow Canadians.