So, I bet you're all aware of WP:FREE . This essay, given to us by the very stupid Essjay back in 2006, and it is still stupid to this day. WP:FREE basically states that Wikipedia is a dictatorship, and the Wikimedia Foundation has the right to censor anyone. And the reasons are fucking hilarious. T...

No shit. As an autistic myself, I can say that people with Asperger's syndrome can have good social interactions. There is no conflict between these two statements. Macon said what may be "common," and Minecrafter0271 wrote about what is possible. I was trying to imply that Mr. Mason's argument is ...

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Mon Mar 12, 2018 10:07 pm

And I'd tell you about Rich Farmbrough but you might not believe it.

Really? Let us have it.

Any conflict is most likely my fault; it is common for those of us who have Asperger's syndrome to have difficulty with social interactions. --Guy Macon (talk) 08:19, 4 March 2018 (UTC) No shit. As an autistic myself, I can say that people with Asperger's syndrome can have good social interactions.

Ever wondered how they spend 8*7 hours a week on wikipedia AND have a job AND a family? Well, by making WP editing their job. Volunteers are there only as a distraction and to fill in the gaps. You want to be a brick in the wall? No can do, that place is taken. True. But who who has a good position...

My experience with DeltaQuad did it for me. She kept saying that I was "trolling," and that I "was only there to troll the encyclopedia." Well, I guess all my mainspace edits and my !votes on AfDs and RfAs don't mean anything to her. I called her out, next thing I know Oshawa blocks me from my own f...