I am usually very skeptical, esspecially when it comes to the pitfalls of exchanging personal advice, but this really is not personal advice. This is ethics tra

I am usually very skeptical, esspecially when it comes to the pitfalls of exchanging personal advice, but this really is not personal advice. This is ethics training. I think the difference changes Everything. This could solve a very real problem: the mysteries of navigating ethical standing. I am concerned about the anonymity, particularly that the advice depends on the info provided while the user is representing not only themselves as a patient but also their ego. Ideally, the user would have comfortable assurance of their anonymity and the concept would have a unique value. If doable and manageable, I would believe in that. Privacy would be a concern for many users (for various reasons) but not all. My thought about anonymity is about usefulness, not privacy.