r/neurodiversity
A place for the social and political discussion of neurological and psychological differences. We are proud members of the Neurodiversity Movement, which is also a part of the Disability Rights Movement.
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r/neurodiversity is a Mental Health Support subreddit in the World category with 127,318 members. Use this page to track r/neurodiversity stats, subscriber growth trends, daily and weekly analytics, and similar subreddits with related audiences.
Recent r/neurodiversity growth: +125 members today (+0.10%) and +562 members this week (+0.44%).
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r/neurodiversity Subreddit Rules
No Crowd-Funding, Marketing, or Engagement Bait
No crowd-funding, marketing posts, or engagement bait. Don’t ask for an exception
Must Be Human
Accounts must be for real humans, not apps, companies, or AI. AI bots or apps will get perma banned. AI written posts will be removed. We will try and lean on the side of assuming human if it’s unclear.
No Research or Surveys
This subreddit is for people in the community to discuss our lives. Therefore, we're not currently approving studies at this time.
No off topic image posts or memes.
Do not post personal information, images, or film unless all parties involved agreed
Do not post personal information, images, or film unless all parties involved agreed to such actions. Consent is imperative and if everyone involved is comfortable then, you are more than welcome to share. Please note, this is only for personal information that deals with one's legal, or real-life identity.
No Insults or Antagonizing People
- No cussing directly towards someone: fu#k you.
- No using or promoting the the R-slur.
- Do not correct a user's grammar and spelling unless specifically asked by that person.
- Do not be rude
- Do not ask to only speak with people who score high on IQ tests. No complaining or bragging about having a high IQ. This is not a disability/difference, and it attracts ableists/eugenicists to the subreddit.
- Do NOT promote ableist and pro-eugenic programs or concepts.
No Violence and Inciting Violence:
- 1) This includes threatening to harm others and trying to get users to act on your behalf.
- 2) The second is terminology, which is often viewed as perpetuating negative and malign stereotypes; this also includes terms associated with extremist calls to violent and illegal action.
- 3) Formally or unofficially acting as ABA/[Judge Rotenberg Center's] (https://abcnews.go.com/images/Nightline/HT_US_Report_4_30_10_100630.pdf) reputation management or PR.
No Misinformarion
Posts or comments that are demonstrably false will be removed.
No Tagging or directly naming a subreddit whose leadership is targeting / harassing us
- We understand that there are some ongoing concerns within another community. However, it is important that we keep their unstable decisions, behavior, and misinformation among other things out of ours.
- If you are unsure that a community is acceptable please message the mods first.
- Do not ask people to go through your prior posts
Promote sexual assault/child exploitation and WE WILL BAN YOU... and inform the authorities.
Being sexually attracted to children is NOT a form of neurodivergence. It just means these people are predators. They are sexually aroused by acting or thinking about preying on people who are weaker than them.
To people visiting the community, you MUST take a look at Rule 6 section 3
More information on the topic can be found in this link
Do Not Ask for a Diagnosis. Do Not Give One
No one on the Reddit can diagnose you with anything. Don't ask. Don't tell.
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