Currently, the only sign language option available is American Sign Language (ASL). This is helpful for ASL users, but it excludes a wide range of global sign language communities.

Sign languages are not universal. ASL is not the same as:
・BSL (British Sign Language)
・JSL (Japanese Sign Language)
・Auslan (Australian Sign Language)
・KSL (Korean Sign Language)
・Irish Sign Language, Indian Sign Language, and many others.

This is not just an accessibility issue—this is a localization issue.
Sign languages are full languages with their own grammar, idioms, and cultural contexts. They deserve proper localization treatment, just like spoken and written languages do.

Suggested Solution:
・Replace the single “ASL” tag with a parent category: “Sign Languages”
・Provide a second dropdown menu with:
 ・Country- or region-specific sign languages (ASL, BSL, JSL, etc.)
 ・An “Other” or “Specify manually” option for flexibility

Why this matters:
・It reflects real-world language diversity
・It allows creators to accurately tag and represent their content
・It improves discoverability for sign language users and communities
・It supports Twitch’s commitment to global accessibility and cultural inclusivity

This is a simple localization fix with meaningful global impact. Please consider making this change.