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How would we determine who is allowed to go in there?
my thought exactly.
How would we determine who is allowed to go in there?
How would we determine who is allowed to go in there?
i hope other ad'ers won't mind, but i'd like to explain what rapid cycling means. rapid cycling is when a person's mood changes once every few days, daily or (as in my case) hourly.
just thought i'd clarify for the information of others.
Another site I belong to has an abuse forum and they require that you have 500 posts and be a member for a year.
a year? whoa.... 1 internet year is equivalent to like 5 human years
I do mind cause you tell it every day!
so deal with it.
i hope other ad'ers won't mind, but i'd like to explain what rapid cycling means. rapid cycling is when a person's mood changes once every few days, daily or (as in my case) hourly.
just thought i'd clarify for the information of others.
on a bipolar forum that i participate on, if a member threatens suicide or appears to be in need of immediate mental health services, the administrator sends out an automatic message encouraging them to seek help. perhaps ad could come up with something similar.
Thank you, Hear Again. NOW I understand you. The first time I saw you mention rapid cycling I thought Dang, she probably is quicker than a bandersnatch against my punching bag.
eeeerrr I imagine Alex would not like to do that. I don't think he'd want this forum to be a magnet for those with suicidal tendency to congregate together.. because most of us are neither qualified nor properly-equipped to deal with it. It would make the matter worse because most of our suggestions are "CALL 911! SEE SHRINK!" which is not quite helpful
But it's his forum after all....
if alex decides to create a "psych ward" forum, chances are very likely that there will be posters who threaten suicide. the only way to avoid that from happening is by creating a rule within ad policy which states that any discussion of suicide is strictly forbidden and if anyone breaks that rule, they will be permanently suspended from ad.
and horrible thing is... when getting permanently suspended from AD... they would commit suicide.
that's a rather horrible thought though...
...but that wouldn't happen if alex put in a stipulation forbidding any discussion of suicide.
not everybody follows the rule... just like people don't follow the rules here which led to either warning or ban. it's tricky situation to deal with suicidal people.
if alex decides to create a "psych ward" forum, chances are very likely that there will be posters who threaten suicide. the only way to avoid that from happening is by creating a rule within ad policy which states that any discussion of suicide is strictly forbidden and if anyone breaks that rule, they will be permanently suspended from ad.