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No-one? Those are strong words. You add them using their phone number. You can give them a name just so you know who's on your list but the system won't actual
by soelost 8y ago
No-one? Those are strong words.
You add them using their phone number. You can give them a name just so you know who's on your list but the system won't actually have their name. As of now, if me and you have a mutual partner, that partner doesn't have to be a member, but the two of us would have to add the person to our lists. International is important: Im sometimes one of those people. Luckily we end up connecting on Facebook or IG. For now I'll be starting with the US to get my feet wet. If theres interest then I will proceed. People sleep with strangers, some people are poly, regardless of the reason, its a way to keep track of who and when, and if needed, to also alert them.
Whats your second reaction? LOL
- yesenadam 8y agoStrong words? Isn't it what most people would say? (Or at least think - I doubt they'd say or write it to you - that would be rude maybe. That's why I thought my honest first reaction might be useful.) My second reaction was thinking about it and asking you some questions. Hmm yeah, I guess you don't need 100% coverage of people for it to be some use. (Personally I don't have a phone number, but I guess that's unusual!)
- soelost 8y agoIt made me laugh because it caught me off guard. But never say no-one because people do weird things then go online and form groups around those weird things. LOL 100% coverage isn't needed. As long as alerts and testing aren't taking months and the infections aren't being recycled then I am happy to help a few. But I would much rather help the masses. But as you've shown it definitely won't be easy. Btw, if you just want email alerts let me know ;)
- yesenadam 8y agoAlso, I read somewhere once "If no-one's told you lately that your ideas are crazy, you aren't being creative enough."