Poll: Should this forum be a space for people with autism?

All sounds less inclusive to me.    

Don't we also have to respect everyone's bonkers self-declarations of anything these days or be classed as a bigot? 

Today, I'm a bumper-car.  

Morning Plastic,

Is being less inclusive necessarily a bad thing?

Are you bumper-car-ist?

Who are you trying to specifically exclude?

That's interesting - I've never written a 'letter' in my life - only faxes or e-mails - and I always use my normal informal language no matter who I'm dealing with -  starting with 'hi' and ending with 'cheers' - but my auto signature includes what I am - C.Eng etc. so the reader can judge who they're dealing with and at what level to pitch a reply.    By appearing immediately friendly / non-threatening, I find it puts people at ease so they settle into a rapport faster than endless fake formality.

That's interesting - I've never written a 'letter' in my life - only faxes or e-mails - and I always use my normal informal language no matter who I'm dealing with -  starting with 'hi' and ending with 'cheers' - but my auto signature includes what I am - C.Eng etc. so the reader can judge who they're dealing with and at what level to pitch a reply.    By appearing immediately friendly / non-threatening, I find it puts people at ease so they settle into a rapport faster than endless fake formality.