Principles of Case analysis on Facebook

[Ardavan Shahrdar]

Dear friends,
I am going to start discussions about case analysis on a new page created in Facebook. I invite you all to join the page.
First I post a question about case analysis and then after getting some feedback will send the answer for further discussion. The first question is already posted.
I will begin with simple questions then gradually go further into analysing complicated cases affected with different chronic patterns.
I invite you all to visit
Warm regards,
Ardavan

[D C Rona]

Please consider doing this on the list – there are some of us that don't participate in facebook.

D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM
www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com
rona@consultant.com

From: Ardavan Shahrdar >
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Date: Sat, 02 Apr 2011 10:26:49 -0700 (PDT)
To: Minutus Group >
Subject: [Minutus] Principles of Case analysis on Facebook
Dear friends,
I am going to start discussions about case analysis on a new page created in Facebook. I invite you all to join the page.
First I post a question about case analysis and then after getting some feedback will send the answer for further discussion. The first question is already posted.
I will begin with simple questions then gradually go further into analysing complicated cases affected with different chronic patterns.
I invite you all to visit
Warm regards,
Ardavan

[Jennifer Ruby]

On 4/2/2011 12:26 PM, Ardavan Shahrdar wrote:
Dear Ardavan,

I wish you would consider posting this information in similar format here on Minutus, for those of us who are not, and will not be subscribing to Facebook for many and diverse reasons. We'd still like to participate and see your discussions and case analysis.

Please be kind enough to think about it.
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[Ellen Madono]

Hi Lynn,
Here are my frank observations of the situation.
Where would be a good place for non-facebook participants? Please give me some suggestions that you think would be as easy to use and have as much accessibility to others.
I was in Malaysia last week-end attending Ardavan's seminar. He is with much arm twisting coming out of the closet with his work. He is a very busy practitioner and his work is also on going research. He does not have a private administrator for this kind of computer work. There are other homeopaths limited to the WorldWideWeb etc. He cannot be posting all over the place just because of time constraints. We need to accomodate to his needs.
I like the WWweb and Minutes because longer responses can be posted.

Here are my thoughts. On the WWweb and facebook I get notices back when people I follow post. I don't get that with Minutus. I don't see much nastiness on Minutus these days, but I still have corns on my ears from old battles.
What is your suggestion? Asking Ardavan to run around to post here and there is just too much. He is not a journalist or a marketing person.
Blessings,
Ellen