Re: Bodies In Rebellion - Who is leaving comments - and why do I see no NDer comments?

[Guest guest]

Clearly anyone can leave a comment. I wonder if those leaving the

negative ones are WOMMs hired by pharma (word-of-mouth marketers who

get some puny compensation for mentioning a product on their blogs or

fulfilling a " flak " assignment on behalf of industry).

>

> Hi,

>

> I was under the impression that the only people who could leave

> comments for the Bodies In Rebellion Cause page were people who

had

> voted for the cause. Apparently this isn't the case (or I'm

missing

> something) - I even logged myself out, and still saw a comment form.

>

> This raises two questions in my mind. First, why aren't people

> who leave comments actually supporting the cause itself (answer:

> probably some variant of the 'diffusion of responsibility'

phenomenon

> everyone in Psych 101 or 202).

>

> Second, where are all the comments from " the neurodiverse "

> comments that I expect to see? Unless someone is filtering them

> (which begs the question - how many tens or hundreds have been

> filtered).

>

> Jim

>

[Guest guest]

Jim,

Anyone has to join & log on with thier password to comment, not

necessarily vote I think?? I can read the comments just going to the

site w/o logging w password. Not all of us who voted left a comment.

Maybe the site wants respect??

Change Site: For your comment to be published, you will need to

confirm your email address after submitting your comment. In the

process we will also create a Change.org account for you so you can

track this and future conversations. Don't worry - we won't spam you.

We just want to promote constructive dialogue and find that people

are more respectful when they are not anonymous.

I 1st signed the letter on the Rebellion site & left a

comment there thinking I voted, then realized had to join to vote on

the change site.

I hope everyone understands by now to join at the change site to

vote. I sent emails clearly stating they had to join 1st to lists &

friends.

As of this morning we have 318 & need 2 more votes to make it to the

2nd round.

Kathy

>

> Hi,

>

> I was under the impression that the only people who could leave

> comments for the Bodies In Rebellion Cause page were people who

had

> voted for the cause. Apparently this isn't the case (or I'm

missing

> something) - I even logged myself out, and still saw a comment form.

>

> This raises two questions in my mind. First, why aren't people

> who leave comments actually supporting the cause itself (answer:

> probably some variant of the 'diffusion of responsibility'

phenomenon

> everyone in Psych 101 or 202).

>

> Second, where are all the comments from " the neurodiverse "

> comments that I expect to see? Unless someone is filtering them

> (which begs the question - how many tens or hundreds have been

> filtered).

>

> Jim

>