You know, it's kinda funny. The article itself gives more clarity and detail to my vague imaguessnations of what this disorder actually meant; I'm happy to note that there was no blatant wrong to correct there, mostly thanks to vagueness. On the other paw, the "idea" behind both the article and the post is to make "neurotypicals" less "afraid" of autistic people... and I'm slightly wondering if it's not smoothing things a little bit too much - case in point, quite a few points of the blog post's list would apply to me.
In any case, I wish you folks to succeed in getting more understood and accepted - knowing the dumb masses I'm not very optimistic about the chances, but it'd be good if it'd happen... good luck.