There are forum rules regarding content

NAS71232 said:

If it's ok with the mods, I would like to have my post restrictions removed as it takes hours for my replies to be reviewed and appear and it is giving me anxiety.

I suggest you write to the Community Manager as the person responsible won't necessarily read the thread.

As we are now at a weekend, you may have to wait for a response until next week.

All the best.

Hello NAS71232.

Ultimately, we all misunderstand and overlook details, and that is very much a human experience - we all have to learn from somewhere, or somehow.

If ever in doubt when posting, be sure to check up on the NAS community rules:

National Autistic Society Online Community

Thank you for taking the time to post, it takes a lot of maturity to be reflective of our actions, as you've demonstrated.

Take care - Zac Mod.

The majority of my posts were regarding the rise in crime in UK cities. I understand that I'm not allowed to talk about it, as it breaks multiple rules.

If it's ok with the mods, I would like to have my post restrictions removed as it takes hours for my replies to be reviewed and appear and it is giving me anxiety.

I truely will not post anything untoward again. I appologise.

I enjoyed your posts and hope you will post more.

B said:

My mother would have written something far more abusive than I would.

Big assumption there about mothers .

A fair point.

Then replace the "mother" entry with another sensible, balanced adult who would tell you off if you were being stupid or rude.

I've been told I have ADHD. Sometimes, I just want to let it all out. Things I see on the news and online, but this forum isn't the place, as it's for vulnerable people that also have autism. 

Also, because they belong to a different generation, they are likely to say things we would never say these days ie things that would nowadays offend.

Iain said:

I always think that a good rule of thumb is to read through a post and think if I was asking my mother to read it - would she be OK with the content and style?

If you can do that then chances are you won't go far wrong.

My mother would have written something far more abusive than I would.

Big assumption there about mothers ...

NAS71232 said:

No more auto pilot thought dumps. 

I always think that a good rule of thumb is to read through a post and think if I was asking my mother to read it - would she be OK with the content and style?

If you can do that then chances are you won't go far wrong.