I'm just getting caught up to speed on the W_I issue. Someone replied that all of our posts are visible from the outside.

Something I've often thought about. How do people feel, if it's possible, to prevent people from reading the Support Community unless they're logged in? It could cause a major issue for someone since anything written, even on the web, can be used in legal matters.

Is it possible to restrict the Support Community to members only? Would that take away from the spirit of the site? All other "tabs" could still be accessible . . . .

Like I said, someone brought it up on the previous thread and it is something I have been thinking about for a couple of weeks . . . . now seemed like a good time.

Perhaps, that would make some people feel safer . . . . it would be a real shame to lose this therapeutic tool because of one persons vindictivness. My psychologist recommended this sight to me and post the link on his web site for others because I have had a positive experience with it. What do I tell him now?

I don't want us to lose a good thing and know Doc John is trying to fix the problem and resolve the issue. Trust is HUGE for 99.9% of the people here . . . . I'm just trying to think of a way to restore that. Doc John and all of the moderators have all worked so hard to make this a positive experience and a helpful tool . . . . and all of us.

I am very saddened for our loss.

Songbird