Awaiting the ADA.org Website - a Twitterpoem

Are you ready for another adventure in transparency? In October 2008, the ADA committed to opening a Website by March 31st, 2010. I'm holding them to it.

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@ADANews, I hope you witnessed the penalty for being found guilty of anonymous censorship. So when are you opening ADA.org? Mar 31st?

On the new, modern ADA.org Website that took 18 months to develop, will there be any place at all for an ADA member to post any question?

There must be a place for conversation. And that is all I need. I'll just start posting simple, straightforward questions. What will you do?

In a little over three weeks, sports fans, @ADANews will either open the ADA.org Website, or ADA will tell membership why it didn't open.

Someone is running out of wriggle room. Even though ADA employees dodged accountability for stuff like ADA/IDM, silence no longer works.

What excuse can the ADA communications director possibly give for not only failing to open the ADA Facebook, but the ADA Website as well?

No, I think ignoring the deadline is not a good option for @ADANews. Unfortunately, since I'm counting down the days, neither is opening.

If the ADA allows me to post ligitimate questions about topics such as the true cost of HIPAA, it won't be long before list accumulates.

So what are you going to do, @ADANews? Are you going to censor my critical questions or choose to ignore them for a few more long months?

If an ADA officer with a name has the guts to (publicly) censor or otherwise block me, I will bring immediate harm to his or her career.

And if I am censored anonymously... well, that simply isn't allowed in Texas. You have 23 days to choose accountability - or not, @ADANews.

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