Hey Billy: I think it's important to note something about the spirit of Trusera and tips to be a safe Internet user.  For example,

- Remember that public means public.  Trusera has options to share privately, but remember that your user name is always public.  If you post, remember that your username is associated with it. Pick a username that will help you feel most comfortable sharing.  For some people this will mean not using a real name, location, etc.

- "Read generously and assume good intent." I'm quoting from a page that  I found on the March of Dimes site.  I like the spirit of it which I read as saying, "don't get too bent out of shape from one comment.  Try to look at it from the writer's point of view before responding."

- Avoid "Flame" wars.  There are lots of places on the Internet for warring parties to "go at it." I love that Trusera avoids this.  I think that's an important part of our community. As a community, I think we should commit to not flaming fellow members.

- Respect differences of opinion. People feel very personally and passionately about health. Some gravitate to science and evidence-based medicine. Others may be open to naturopathy or non-Western medicine.  All of these points of view should be okay on Trusera.

Those are just a few that occured to me.  I'd definitely encourage folks to check out the March of Dimes. It's the best one that I've seen, yet.

Thanks for your feedback and suggestions carouselgirl.  I really appreciate it.

I would be sure and tell them not to copy and paste anything directly from another website/blog.  Advise them to use another program to remove all formatting first and then edit it within Trusera. 

Also, I'd love to have the option of post dating a story and have automatically post on a specific day.  Just a thought!