h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A556111

A very Concise and Informative entry. I feel I can say this with conviction as a person with first hand knowledge of Aspergers syndrome. (I have child with AS)
Excellent Entry! :¬)

Bookmarking.
I also have a child with Asperger's Syndrome.
I'll be back with my thoughts

First of all, the format.
I found it difficult to read as I had to keep scrolling along to read each line.
The reason for this, is one of your titles is so long.
To reduce this, go half way, then between two words, type:
Then update.
You should get a much slimmer article to read.

As to the entry itself, it's brilliant.
I could tell you things that my son has or does which differs, but every child is different.
I am sure you have covered the basics.
This is an entry I *was* going to write, and I can now cross it off my list.
Your entry should have no problem getting into the edited guide.
Well done, and thanks!

~AGB~

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Super article, and yes, Cheers!

Thank you for the informative and well-written (if a little wide) article. You managed informative and concise in the same place, which is not very easy for most people.

Arpeggio, for LeKZ
(Always been very fascinated w/ all forms of autism -- we're a multiple person, and one would think the phenomena could not be more different, but there are very interesting correlations. Also, have worked with Traumatic Brain Injury patients -- after experiencing a mild one -- and the differences and parallels between something like AS and TBI are striking. TBI really is random. AS and autism are too regular to be really comparable, IMO.)

joins in to the party , only somewhat late... So all I have to say is that once this thread gets moved over to the entry, the Workshop thread at http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/F57153?thread=114337 should be moved as well.

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