3 ms·

I can't imagine they ever published the data since I can't imagine how they could even collect it. Anyone can walk in and no one needs to provide any identifyi

I can't imagine they ever published the data since I can't imagine how they could even collect it. Anyone can walk in and no one needs to provide any identifying information so how would you be able to track anyone over any period of time?

AmVess 9y ago
They used to publish the effectiveness but quit in the early 80's. It's easy to track anonymous users when the same anonymous users show up for the same meetings for years. AA has had a LOT of meetings over the years, so coming up with a baseline of effectiveness isn't a vexing problem. Why they quit publishing those numbers isn't exactly a mystery, either.