@bytebro @d1 Oh yes. King Crimson's "Frame by Frame" breaks my brain in the very best way.

@d1 I enjoy percussion so much I learned how to play drums (mostly afro-cuban hand drumming). And I think there are probably a lot of autistic drummers! I don't think it's about logic or predictability for me – it's more about the visceral feel of the rhythm. There's no better way to trance out than getting in a groove, which is very soothing and meditative.

@FediTips Nice. I have wanted this list for ages!

A couple ND inclusive suggestions:

-ActuallyAutistic – The *author* of the post with this hashtag is autistic (self-id is fine, it's not about gatekeeping autism). Not meant to be used by parents or caregivers to describe autistic people, even if they really really feel they should be able to. Protip: use like a signature, not an adjective describing someone, to make it easier to guess if you're using it to identify yourself or misusing it. OK, it's a really badly named hashtag but it's what we're stuck with.
-Autistic – The correct way to describe an autistic person if you want to use a hashtag as an adjective.
-AskingAutistics – How to ask an autistic person a question about autism. Not to be used to get info on a random topic like autism is a public help desk.