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Why is the security for users so severe on PYM WEBSITE

When accessing the miniutes from the session just past, I had a few comments to add that might make this more useful. I had to log in to my account. Then I had to prove I was human about 3 times before I could submit my comments to and unknow censor before it will appear. This seems like a way to dicourage communication rather than promote it. Three of main choices on the home page of PYM.ORG take you to pages related preparing for the past sessions. What does this say to seekers trying to find out about Friends? What does it say about our forward looking WEB SITE??:>}

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Comment by Forrest Curo on 8th mo. 1, 2011 at 9:19pm: Are you talking about the Spacific Yearly Meeting site, or that other PYM? (I've been confused about this ever since I ventured to Philadelphia and was surprised how many people had been there!

Comment by Bill Smith on 8th mo. 2, 2011 at 10:45am: Thank goodness I am talking about Philadelphia YM interactive aspects. We can now createa provile but this does nothing towards access to interactive access. It takes three proof that you are a human to make a comment and then the comment is not posted but a reply is posted. This when I am logged in as a user. Also it is hard to find things on this site. A F(f)riend of mine goes to Goggle and types in what she wants to find on PYM.ORG rather than go to the sight.

Comment by Gene Hillman on 1st mo. 16, 2013 at 3:23pm: Philadelphia Friends need to stop being so provencial, thinking the(we) are the only PYM. I've taken to using PhYM for Philadelphia and PaYM for Pacific. Might FWCC come up with a list of standard abbreviations?

And more to the point: security, give a group of techies a new toy (as in security devices) and they will use them.

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