Main Page: Difference between revisions

From ActuallyAutistic Wiki
(Added OCD under "Comorbidities")
Line 21: Line 21:
* [[Augmentative and alternative communication|AAC]]
* [[Augmentative and alternative communication|AAC]]
* [[Allism]]
* [[Allism]]
* [[Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)]]
* [[Applied Behavior Analysis|Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)]]
* [[Autism]]
* [[Autism]]
* [[Overlapping neurotypes|AuDHD]]
* [[Overlapping neurotypes|AuDHD]]

Revision as of 01:39, 26 August 2022

Welcome to the ActuallyAutistic Wiki! This is a community-driven guide to all aspects of autism, allism, and helping build bridges between neurotypes. It emerged recently from the #ActuallyAutistic community on Twitter.

  • Everyone is welcome to contribute to this wiki!
  • You can edit any page without even having an account. Just hit the 'Edit' link on any page (including this one!). Important privacy note: editing a page without having an account or without being logged in will show your IP address publicly in the changelog/history of a page.
  • The number one rule of wiki editing is to be bold. Go ahead – make changes — even large rewrites of big topics. Other people can correct any mistakes you make, so have confidence, and give it a try!
    • If you disagree with what someone else has put, please consider adding a note of disagreement and what you think/would do after that section, especially if it could be something that varies by country or even situations or if you want to change it to/from an absolute (such as job interviews or eye gaze)
  • None of the content here is sacred. Please just make changes! Some of the articles are just starter content or from a particular person's perspective. 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 from scratch! Please check first whether a similar page already exists to avoid duplicates.
  • 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! :)
  • Please remember that links are CASE SENSITIVE. When linking to a missing page, whichever case you use will be created when someone follows the link and makes that new page. Linking to existing articles is case sensitive for every letter except the first one. Lowercasing or capitalizing a letter other than the first one will break the link / not link to the page you want. Please read this guide on links if you want to use them!
  • Do you have some feedback, questions or suggestions about this wiki project? Feel free to add them here!

Meta

ActuallyAutistic terminology

List of Autistic traits (incomplete)

I propose to de-clutter this section. For example, make a page for the Core Autistic Traits, and migrating the links in that section to that page. But doing the same for each section. --Fire Eider (talk) 14:49, 25 August 2022 (UTC)

I actually like being able to see all these links in one spot. It lets you scan and get a sense of things. But because the list is pretty long, we could potentially move this entire section to an `Autistic traits` page. On the other hand — it might not actually just be bad to have a fairly long "Main" page that serves as an index into content generally --AutExplorer (talk)

I also like this, for the moment. It reduces the barrier to entry because people see all the stuff that's currently available for editing in one central place and can then just click on something immediately when they think "Oh, I want to add my thoughts to that!" --Fochti (talk) 18:25, 25 August 2022 (UTC)

Good points. I retract what I said earlier --Fire Eider (talk) 19:38, 25 August 2022 (UTC)

Not every autistic person necessarily has many of the traits listed below, but these traits do tend to show up more often in autistic people than in non-autistic people.

Core autistic traits

Autistic nonverbal communication

Autistic verbal communication

Gender and sexuality

Imperatives and neurological

Familial

Memory

Pychological

Physical

Senses

Traumagenic Autistic traits

Additional Autistic traits

Social Media

Outmoded terminology

While many autists have moved away from these terms, some continue to use them to describe their experience. Please remember that people may have complex reasons for the words they choose, and that differences in vocabulary are okay. In short, while it's important to understand how these outdated terms play to most autists, it's also not helpful to police other people's word choices.

Sociology

Psychology

Neurology

Allistic communication & miscommunication

Dating and relationships

Autistic culture

Comorbidities

Accommodations

Culture-specific differences

Diagnostic journey

Problems with 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


Articles and threads

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.

Yet-to-be-sorted categories

You can put stuff that doesn't fit anywhere else (yet) here.

Misc

Retrieved from "http://actuallyautistic.wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page&oldid=1666"