Theoretically, networking among Aspies would be free of trivial
obstacles that frustrate Aspies in NT (NeuroTypical) systems.

That being said, I've found Aspies to be as frustrating as any and
as willing to block attempts to network if that network does not
suit their own interests.

Maybe Aspies are doomed to be solitary souls seeking solace in
suitable occupations. Work was a real comfort to me. Not the
social aspect of work that leads to advancement, but the task
that demands concentration others find daunting. That task was
a joy to me for my entire career in a field that fits Aspie traits well
- publishing, editing, typesetting. What occupations fit Aspies?

--- In Aspies-Anon#338, "Aaron Agassi" <agassi@...> wrote:
> Actual definition of Asperger's remains appallingly vague. But
unless I am completely confused, factors are thought to include
poor non verbal ability and hence impaired emotional and/or
social intelligence....
> ...interpersonal networking is crucial to every value in life
beyond solitary capability. And Aspies typically are to be found
out competed even by lesser talents, isolated and at the mercy of
those with superior organizational ability in the world.
> Why must this be so? And what can be done? .....