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Revision as of 17:25, 23 August 2022

Welcome to the Actually Autistic Wiki! This is a community-driven guide to all aspects of autism, allism, and helping build bridges between neurotypes.

  • Everyone is welcome to contribute to this wiki!
  • You can edit any page without even having an account. Just hit the 'Edit' tab.
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  • None of the content here is sacred. Please just make changes! Earlier versions can always be restored if necessary. These are all collaborative documents.
  • Here is a short guide on how to create a new wiki page!
  • Here are some of our style guidelines if you're unsure about formatting etc. But don't worry or overthink too much about "getting things right", these are not "hard rules" – and everything can be edited, formatted & moved later without issue anyway! :)
  • If you have some ideas on how to improve this project, feel free to use the Talk:Topic discussions at the end of this page! You can also create your own!
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Actually Autistic terminology

Outmoded terminology

Sociology

Psychology

Communication & miscommunication

Dating & relationships

Autistic culture

Accommodations

Culture specific differences

Diagnostic journey

Autism research

How to help

(I have no idea what the purpose of this section and the page below is supposed to be?)

Mental health

Information processing differences

Office & work dynamics

Senses

Many autistics have differences in their senses, such as maybe hypersensitive to sound but hyposensitive to smell. These articles should try to document examples of both types as well as potential ways to compensate.

Meta

Discussion

We can talk about the wiki itself in talk-pages[1]. Feel free to create your own for topics.

Misc