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44 lines
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HTML
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<title>👀</title>
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<h3>Peter Baker</h3>
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<nav>
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<li>Social</li>
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<li>Projects</li>
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<li>Contact</li>
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<h5>Peter “Petrus Pistor” Baker II: Building a Quiet Revolution in Deaf Vlogging</h5>
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Peter Baker II — known online as Petrus Pistor — is a community builder with a maker's mindset.
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Based in Riverside County, California, he splits his days between on-the-ground hustle and a bigger mission:
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creating a high-standard home for Deaf vloggers to grow, collaborate, and be seen. What started as a few livestream
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experiments has evolved into a blueprint for a modern, Deaf-led creator ecosystem — clear rules, strong host standards,
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captioned content, and a culture that rewards care as much as clout. Peter's idea is simple and stubborn: quality over chaos.
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He's gathering Deaf creators who want structure — hosts who show up prepared, panels that stay on topic, and videos that are always
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accessible (captioned and voiced when it helps the audience). He's not chasing drama; he's building repeatable systems so more Deaf
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storytellers can shine without burning out.
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