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16 Days Ago......an observation.

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Apart from classics like "3 Good Things", and topics like the British weather, aka "Batten down the hatches", and [shudder] Video games and generic (but more than worthy) "What drinks do you drink?".....I observe that an obscure bot-hunting thread has received more responses than any other here.........for over two weeks (16 days.)  This is NOT a good observation to make!

What do YOU think needs to happen here, to keep things rolling?...or at least interesting.....for any genuine human autist here (or who find themselves here).....all of whom I presume will simply want to be in personal contact with one another here?

Are my presumptions wrong?

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  • It is getting harder to have conversations on here with situations where people will throw the toys out the pramb and cry bullying if you do something as simple as fact check them when they post a blatant lie.

    I've certainly reduced my participation.

    The bots are going to be pretty active as they move from digesting information about autism to actively seeking engagement and responses to flesh out their understanding.

    Maybe it's a good thing to educate them - maybe not but trying to guess is someone is a bot or just a maladjusted human is difficult.

    Maybe the bots will take all our distilled wisdom and actualy make a better friend for those lonely autists than other autists could.

  • in reply to Iain
    Iain said:
    Maybe the bots will take all our distilled wisdom and actualy make a better friend for those lonely autists than other autists could.

    I find that thought rather poignant.

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