dcj123 wrote:
Fnord wrote:
There are other websites, and it pays to have accounts on those, as well. That way, if a person gets banned from one website, they aren't cast adrift in social isolation. People should also learn each website's Rules, and remember where they are before submitting posts full of false claims, spurious logic and inflammatory opinions.
I agree completely but seeing as how this is a site for people with autism, I think we should tread carefully here. I think we should look at people's intention...
It's impossible to accurately assume another person's intent, especially when their actions do not match their
stated intent, even more so when the statement of intent is made only after they've got themselves into trouble for their actions.
That's why
evidence - the physical record of action - should carry more weight than any testimony or post-hoc statement of alleged intent.
As for autism, it is not a "Get Out of Jail Free" card that excuses violations - even people with autism have to abide by the rules.
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