#guardian admin

[miamiprobate]

Many elderly people are capable of managing their affairs and do not require to be placed in guardianship. Our Luis E. Barreto & Associates, P.A. firm represents people who are defending themselves from guardianship proceedings and wish to maintain a measure of control over their lives and finances.

[the-double-heart-network]

Really, your motives are totally admirable, and if someone comes to you themselves wanting help, by all means, help them. I think the issue is that someone who's upset getting spammed by a bunch of strangers, even positively, could easily feel humiliated and even more upset. You might be safer having a list of people who DO want that support rather than a list of people who have to specifically ask not to, by which point the damage is already done.

Guardian Admin: Hello there Nonny, different admin here. I read your messages and NoOneUnimportant Admin’s responses. This is the kind of constructive criticism we need to make this blog better, not simply telling us what we did wrong and saying you’ll report us. 

As NoOneUnimportant Admin said, we are rebooting this blog after a long period of inactivity, and are bound to make some mistakes as we get things up and running. Reporting us, and possibly having this blog taken down before we have a chance to make a positive impact on the community, helps no one. 

Please feel free to send constructive criticism in the same tone as the above message. Thank you.

[the-double-heart-network]

Basically, I think the other anon disapproves not that there are triggers/sensitive material, but that it's SOMEONE ELSE'S sensitive material being posted without their permission, which could make an upset person even more upset.

Guardian Admin: I can understand this and appreciate the point, this is the kind of constructive criticism us admins need to make the blog better: objective, kind, and not negative in the sense of attacking us personally. Thanks Nonny!