Respect and Kindness: Treat all members with respect and kindness, regardless of their background, experiences, or opinions.
No Discrimination: Discrimination of any kind, including but not limited to race, gender, sexuality, disability, or neurodiversity, will not be tolerated.
Constructive Communication: Engage in constructive and supportive communication. Critique ideas, not individuals.
Use of Positive Language: Use positive and affirming language. Avoid derogatory or offensive language at all times.
Respect Privacy: Respect the privacy of others. Do not share personal information about yourself or others without consent.
Stay On-Topic: Keep discussions relevant to the forum's purpose of supporting individuals with autism in university settings.
No Solicitation: Do not use the forum for solicitation or promotion of products, services, or personal agendas unrelated to the forum's focus.
Cite Sources: When sharing information or advice, provide credible sources whenever possible to support your statements.
No Hate Speech: Hate speech, including but not limited to racism, sexism, ableism, or any form of bigotry, will not be tolerated.
Moderator Respect: Respect the decisions and guidance of forum moderators. Their role is to ensure the forum remains safe and supportive for all members.
No Spamming: Avoid spamming the forum with repetitive or irrelevant content. One relevant post is sufficient to convey your message.
Trigger Warnings: Use trigger warnings when discussing topics that may be sensitive or triggering to some members.
Conflict Resolution: If conflicts arise, address them respectfully and privately. Avoid escalating conflicts in public forum threads.
Language and Tone: Be mindful of your language and tone. Avoid sarcasm and inflammatory remarks that may cause distress to others.
Continuous Learning: Be open to learning and understanding different perspectives and experiences related to autism and university life.