I was wondering as this is the NATIONAL Autistic Society and the recognised place to be referred for information and support is there a way to find out how may users this forum has active and otherwise?
I was wondering as this is the NATIONAL Autistic Society and the recognised place to be referred for information and support is there a way to find out how may users this forum has active and otherwise?
Yeah or I guess message for a while but are not long standing members for months / years. I often come on here and refresh and don’t see recently updated posts but then press the previous page and am surprised by how many new threads I have missed
In 2024-25, our Online Community had 869,000 active users"
Really?!
I can only assume NAS are basing that on the number of people who have registered to be members of the Online Community, but may not necessarily be active on the forums. I'm guessing that number includes members who post once, never to be seen again, and fail to e-mail NAS requesting their accounts be closed.
869,000 active users is considerably higher than I had imagined.
i will also thank you, you did help with my photophobia which is linked to my autistic traits i guess
i done that now but the pdf pages still too bright ill have to take your word for it
i will definitely have to do this
i cant read that page way too bright
If you select Accessibility options at the top of that page (which is part of the NAS's main website), and then Colour Theme, you can change the colours to, for example, a black background.
Unfortunately, the same isn't true for the online community pages.
i cant read that page way too bright
According to the NAS's latest annual report:
"In 2024-25, our Online Community had 869,000 active users"
https://www.autism.org.uk/what-we-do/who-we-are/annual-reports
it would also be nice if we could commune with other autistic people in our respective cities so we can attend support groups and such