Also see: http://www.FoolQuest.com/fooltrek_faq/fo...htm#agenda
Critical Path: http://web.archive.org/web/2004022208172...1483.shtml
It seems you are asking something extremely vague.
I am certainly not the one vague, by explicitly requesting information as to any action agenda to emerge from this forum, any action agenda whatsoever, nor am I vague in directly recommending clear problem statements, as a separate comment. But, again, if and in so far as any of this may have ever already been addressed, do point me to the pertinent back posts.
So for a long-time plan like this, we can't make an action agenda.
We can make an outline and a plan for each step as we reach it.
That's about the limit, no?
It seems you are asking something extremely vague.
Beware the bored aspie, a solution looking for a problem.
It seems you are asking something extremely vague.
Beware the bored aspie, a solution looking for a problem.
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Alison (who thinks it would make a great signature!)
It seems you are asking something extremely vague.
Beware the bored aspie, a solution looking for a problem.
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Alison (who thinks it would make a great signature!)
Is an action agenda the same as an action plan? There are so many imponderables involved that it is going to be tricky to set any kind of timeline for such a project.
* "We" is a bit problematic, because I am a minority on here and admit it. If there was a cure, I'd personally take it, which is the opposite of most AFFers. BUT I'm still prepared to defend other Aspies right to NOT be cured, autistic fetuses' right to be born, and autistic rights in general. Sorry about the wordy disclaimer.
* "We" is a bit problematic, because I am a minority on here and admit it. If there was a cure, I'd personally take it, which is the opposite of most AFFers. BUT I'm still prepared to defend other Aspies right to NOT be cured, autistic fetuses' right to be born, and autistic rights in general. Sorry about the wordy disclaimer.
True enough - but I think that working out what we believe is the hardest part, and we're pretty close to getting there. (http://www.aspiesforfreedom.com/showthre...#pid190990). I've still got to swap the first and second points, but aside from that it seems to be getting the general thumbs up.
Putting forward ideas about what to do about it is the easy bit - next on the "to do" list, in fact. Finding people that are actually willing to do them is another story, but the list itself shouldn't be too hard...