We also invite you to share responses to what others are writing on i-Say . On a weekly basis, the Web Editors will be posting some of your submissions in order to keep the topics fresh and to encourage a lively, sober community. Every month we will archive, for future reference, all material that has been posted on i-Say . It can be accessed using the search button found within the on-line forum itself. However, let's make sure to treat each other with respect, even if we disagree.
Anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our traditions.
With this in mind, i-Say has been created so you remain totally anonymous, allowing you to create a screen name of your choice. We ask that you do not share your real full name, your e-mail address, or any other personal information. To this end, the Grapevine Web Editors will moderate and edit this electronic forum to check for anonymity and to keep the postings within the confines of our Guidelines. If this is your first time visiting i-Say please read our Guidelines before proceeding. In The Washingtonians , an essay written by a fellow AA, we are reminded of the Traditions' inception and impact historically as well as their availability as a personal recovery tool.