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CecilBGreen 09/12/2013

When I joined some of the support groups I got to the page that is titled "Build your support network" or something to that effect. It is meant to allow member to include supports such as family, friends, doctors etc. I gave my therapists email and now I am wishing I didn't. I don't really know if this feature allows him access to all my posts/journal or not. Is there anyway to uninvite him or block him? He has never contacted me on here and as far as I know he doesn't have an account.

WanderingVet 09/12/2013

If you are talking about this:

http://www.dailystrength.org/invite

there is no way to reverse an invitation .... but your invitation will present as simply an email from DS saying you are inviting them to join up. No more, no less.

WanderingVet 09/12/2013

Access to your PROFILE (journal etc) is regulated by your privacy settings, Click on MY ACCOUNT just up and to the left ... and set your profile to your preference.

CecilBGreen 09/13/2013

Thanks. No it is not the page for the email link. It is the page that only comes up when one joins a specific group.

I didn't know if being in my "support network" supersedes my privacy settings.

WanderingVet 09/14/2013

>>being in my "support network" supersedes my privacy settings.

No .. it does not.

deleted_user 09/17/2013

He may not even get the email anyway. If he has a secretary/PA they will likely screen his email (if it was a work email) or he will ignore it if it was a private email address, or his spam software might even filter it out. It would be kind of unprofessional IMHO to join a social network on the invitation of a client/customer. At my work we get occasional LinkedIn requests from people but just delete them.

CecilBGreen 09/21/2013

Thanks for the responses. I don't think he ever joined.

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