I didn't follow up because one of those terms is "having autism". Or rather, I know a person who, understanding why this confuses/riles people, is putting acti

I didn't follow up because one of those terms is "having autism". Or rather, I know a person who, understanding why this confuses/riles people, is putting active effort into not doing it, and is saying it's an aspect of autistic behavior for them. Of course autism is hugely variable, but context-related communication problems like this seem relatively common with high-functioning autism (where communication skills are close to the normie spectrum). Some people just do it to troll, though. It's rather silly, considering they're kneecapping their own communications, but… as with all trolls, non-engagement tends to be the best option. (So I'm non-engaging for 2 distinct reasons.)