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I did give complete details of what has happened in the past on Twitter which included some folks coming up with an alternative tag, #allautistics. This is part of the history on twitter. It's information. It wasn't a suggestion that we should no longer use #actuallyautistic. I use the tag constantly.
I suggested that we need to constantly explain that the tag is inclusive.
EDIT:
If you read through the replies to my post (the one I linked to) you'll see several say that they thought the tag excluded self-diagnosed. It's far more common than people think for people to misunderstand the meaning.
stray autistic cat /
npub1tq…tmwd4
2023-09-15 21:42:11
in reply to nevent1q…n9vf
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npub1tqn6spakccdyuluntfkz228vrezjw4kfjaax09x529v0lp2j52aqktmwd4Published at
2023-09-15 21:42:11Event JSON
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