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dcj123
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02 Jan 2016, 8:58 am

Thinking about creating a autism web site from s3 or another hosting service today,

What are some names you guys would like to see as a domain and is there any demand for another autism site? I like this site but I just want some web hosting experience and I want to play around. The site will have ads to pay for itself but I am not looking at making a profit, I just want to minimize costs.

I was thinking maybe

(None of the URLs are valid)

Aspie Zone - http://www.aspiezone.com/
Alien Aspie - http://www.alienaspie.com/
Aspie World - http://www.aspieworld.com/
Aspie Society - http://www.aspiesociety.com/
Autism Support Forums - http://www.autismsupportforums.com/



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02 Jan 2016, 5:28 pm

If you're hosting an autism site, don't use Aspie at all. You have to include ALL Spectrumites within such a Site.

Other types of autistic people are offended over the emphasis on Aspergers over other forms of autism within the autism community.

Forgive my bluntness.



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02 Jan 2016, 5:30 pm

How about AutismWeb.com?


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02 Jan 2016, 5:37 pm

Aspie202 wrote:
How about AutismWeb.com?


Sorry, that's already taken.


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03 Jan 2016, 5:52 am

kraftiekortie wrote:
If you're hosting an autism site, don't use Aspie at all. You have to include ALL Spectrumites within such a Site.

Other types of autistic people are offended over the emphasis on Aspergers over other forms of autism within the autism community.

Forgive my bluntness.


No no kraftiekortie, its good. I like bluntness, honestly in my extreme paranoia, I thought I had offended you cause you seem to post less in the threads I post in lately. Don't worry, its not you, I seriously get paranoid and doubt my posts a lot and I PMed you that time and than fell off the face of the earth. Sorry about that, but I appreciate your honest character and wisdom though. If I listened to those with more wisdom than me I would probably be a better person, and that goes to everyone that doesn't do the stupid things I come up with.

I tend to misread the autism social norm and I figured aspie was in and autism was out. Personally I am the type you described and prefer autism over aspie as I feel aspie kinda limits what autism is kinda? I don't know what I am saying there, wording is not coming to me but you get the idea. I rarely do things anymore cause of how I feel, the idea was to go with norm which is often different than how I feel.



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03 Jan 2016, 7:51 pm

Autism is such a mix. PDD and high functioning and aspergers are just more temporary labels unsuccessfully categorizing the 'broad spectrum', because you cant box in brilliance. Dont believe the lie, they are not that different from you. And all kinds are needed to work together to really make an impact in the world. Go with autism not aspie because they mixmatch and misdiagnose usually anyway and why cut yourself off from your cousin?



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03 Jan 2016, 8:06 pm

My all-time favorite autism-related web-site name is: thAutcast.com. Maybe a variation of this could work well.


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