> If he is a nationally known blogger, he risks losing [his job] (for reasons stated elsewhere). Why? Because he posted controversially? If he's an academic,

> If he is a nationally known blogger, he risks losing [his job] (for reasons stated elsewhere). Why? Because he posted controversially? If he's an academic, perhaps he has tenure. But even if he doesn't, and he's as good as people are claiming, he ought to do well in private practice. And I can't imagine that a psychiatrist would lose their license over blog posts (but perhaps my imagination is outdated). He might lose patients who don't like his views, but then maybe he'd find such patients tiresome. I haven't read the blog, but I've seen nothing that suggests that he posted PII about any of his patients. If he did, then I retract what I said above.