Help us preserve sixteen years of Online Community history

This month we're starting a small legacy project to celebrate and preserve some of the most meaningful discussions from the National Autistic Society Online Community.
Over the past sixteen years, members have:
  • supported each other through diagnosis
  • shared advice and experiences
  • built friendships
  • explained what life is really like as an autistic person
  • helped others feel less alone
We know many of you have favourite discussions or memorable moments that have stayed with you and we'd love your help identifying threads that deserve to be remembered.
You can nominate:
  • a discussion that helped you
  • a discussion you still think about
  • a thread that taught you something important
  • a community tradition you value
  • a conversation that captures what makes this community special
You do not need to explain personal details if you do not wish to. Just share the thread link and tell us why you think it matters.
Thank you for helping us preserve the community's history.
Suzanne Mod
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  • Hi B,

    We're carrying out a broader review of community content as part of this project. Our aim is to make it easier for everyone to find relevant information and useful answers. We'll be looking at how discussions are organised and presented so that the years of knowledge shared by members is as accessible as possible.

    Our volunteer moderators are also collating threads for this project and we will be able to share these on completion of the project.

    Suzanne Mod