Mona Pereth wrote:
What are other autistic Reddit communities (besides r/Aspergers) like?
I haven't been on Reddit at all until just today. I've put together a
list of "sub-reddits" that appear to be for autistic adults. I would be interested in comments anyone here has about any of these Reddit communities.
My general thought about Reddit communities, so far, is that they appear to be a lot less flexible than old-fashioned message boards like WP. For example, as far as I can tell, they can't be divided up into sub-forums.
There is r/neurodiversity and that one is pretty good I think, people seem pretty nice there and haven't really seen any gate-keeping type stuff on there. Thing with reddit is all the sub-reddits are different some are a lot less flexible than a place like this and some aren't like that at all.
I personally like reddit since there is a subreddit for everything, even though there are a lot of bad subreddits I don't like to go anywhere near.
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