Growth a way of life at Hampton VA - Daily Press
Tue, 20 Jul 2010 02:17:25 GMT+00:00
Daily Press Last year, the Hampton VA staff began holding forums with patients to gauge their wants and needs. The staff learned that veterans are interested in ...

Oops, I tweeted again - Asia Times Online
Mon, 12 Jul 2010 10:18:26 GMT+00:00
Asia Times Online The "locker room chats " insulting top civilian leaders in the Barack Obama administration by the former US military commander in Afghanistan General Stanley ...

WEGO HEALTH TO SPONSOR NING HEALTH NETWORKS - PharmiWeb.com (press release)
Wed, 21 Jul 2010 11:00:15 GMT+00:00
PharmiWeb.com (press release) WEGO Health is a community of passionate leaders in health social media, known as Health Activists; these online leaders moderate online forums , ...

Active chat forums without eBaums, trollers etc. for emo teenagers? (Other styles are accepted)?
Q. Hello, I have been looking for Active chat boxes that can have more than on person chatting, sort of a life a Yahoo chat conference only it's not yahoo and it's open to public. I need a FREE site, for people to openly chat, whether about their life, complaints or random things (Like, "I like Cookies!!!1!") WITHOUT 1: Haters, 2:Rude as hell eBaums, 3: Racists, 4:heavy duty spammers, 5:People looking for dates constantly (Sex oriented). Just something where we can have fun and chat randomly. ~~I am an Emo teenager, previously with emoforum.org until the Moderators turned and backstabbed me, got raided by eBaums the "Legendary" theif company able to steal IP adresses, hack into our systems, and etc., If your lucky you won't get banned from… [cont.]
Asked by ttsteele@sbcglobal.net - Sat Feb 23 19:40:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. hi, im the Admin on emoforum.org. It is true we had a hard time, though we have less spammers now, i worked my head for 5 days writing different ban systems, and now unleast we have much less spammers. And: who backstabbed you? if you have any problems you know my email (draconyster@gmail.com), and i can clear angry mods. And, you know, its darn lame to hate a website just because it is raided by spammers. Other emo sites have fallen in matter of hours, yet me and the mods have stood off for a few days now, and so? why hate us?
Answered by dracony_gimp - Mon Feb 25 11:53:55 2008

Are there any support forums for the spouses of people whose parents have passed away?
Q. My fiance's mom passed away shortly after I met her this past October. I want to be there for him but he won't let me in and I tell him all the time to talk to me about her, share stories, IM HERE but nothing and unfortunately I didn't get the chance to really get to know her. I am not really sure how best to be there for him and would like to know if there is a chat forum of some sort where I could speak to others in my situation. Thanks.
Asked by Waiting - Tue Jul 29 09:24:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Yes One I know of is called GriefShare, groups usually meet in a local Church, or community center. Check it out, I'm sorry for your loss Luck
Answered by spam_free_he_he - Tue Jul 29 09:39:35 2008

Are people who use Internet Boards representative of the general population?
Q. Recently, I posted something to Yelp!, in which I complained that my apartment had been burglarized while I was in the hospital. I received several extremely cold-hearted responses, and I could hardly imagine human beings treating each other in the manner in which these anonymous posters treated me. Do you think that users of these chat boards tend to have serious mental health problems? Do you think these problems might predispose them to using these anonymous chat forums? Or do you think that use of the chat boards itself tends to cause people to be so "bold" as to say things they would dare not say to a person's face? Actually, I mean any type of anonymous electronic forum.
Asked by Joe L - Sun Jul 22 21:47:31 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You know that is a very good legitimate question. I remember reading an article about that. That people seem to be able to say things on message boards that you just don't hear in everyday life when people are communicating face to face. Many people would never say the things they say on here to someone if they could look in their eyes. I think you have a point. I wouldn't go so far as to say that people who join message boards are mentally unhealthy...but I do think message forums do present an opportunity for people to take out their anger, low self-esteem, and frustration on people anonymously and so they don't hold back. I'd say that our lives are all full of stress and frustrations, and unhappiness and on the internet we all just go… [cont.]
Answered by Kallyiah Rose - Sun Jul 22 21:57:25 2007