This information constantly changes and it would not be helpful to have incomplete and obsolete meeting information spreading over the Internet. This could easily frustrate potential new members and would not be a good way to carry the message. Another concern for private sites is that of service provider supplied advertisement banners and commercial links. A person has no control over the content or products that may appear on their web sites with these services. Though the DRA offers no opinion on such services we are concerned about any possible implied endorsement of those advertised services and products or possible gross incongruities between the message of recovery and offensive advertising messages.
Anonymity is one of the most basic spiritual foundations of our program of recovery.
The principals of personal anonymity must be honored. This does not mean a private member of DRA may not share their personal story of recovery on the Internet. However it is suggested that the standard of first name and last initial be used and above all, do not give out detailed private information that could come back to haunt you in the future or violate another member's rights to anonymity. Dual Recovery Anonymous Central Service Office realizes we have no actual control over the content of sites built and maintained by individuals. We understand and appreciate all efforts to carry the message of hope to those in need but can not officially endorse or offer links to these private web sites.