Is Age of Autism censoring me?

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Over the past few days, I have posted comments on the horrid Age of Autism website multiple times under the name "Aspergio the Magnificent". These comments were in disagreement with the views of the owners of the site and most of the users. When I posted the comments the site told me that they had to be checked by a moderator before they could be posted, which is fairly standard procedure on blogs and the like. Now, after several days in some of cases, none of my posts have appeared. Except for, it appears, one that was only mildly in disagreement with them:

Of course it is, that's how those sites work. Ignore all the voices that disagree.

>Autism Epidemic

Stopped reading. You're wasting your time by posting comments there.

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/age-of-autism/
This is not a credible source. It has even been labeled an enemy of the Autistic community in a site called Autism wiki.
http://autism.wikia.com/wiki/Autistic_Enemies

If it's a privately-owned and operated website, they can censor anything they want, and there is nothing you can do about it.

The OP has not posted since 2011 and there is not anything you can do to bring that person back.

Off Topic Rant:
Lately when the topic of necrobumping comes up people rush in to defend the practice. I agree some topics remain relevant years later and current comments may add something useful. But more often then not it is a situation like this where somebody answers personal questions from a user that has been inactive for years then other people start replying to the inactive user without realizing it is a necrobumped thread. Most of the time time the original necrobumper knows they are doing it on purpose. I think this a form of trolling, the original necrobumper just seeing how many replies he or she can get.

The owner of this website approves of this so as said there is nothing I can do about the sanctioned necrobumping trolling.