Writing a share is not an essay contest. We encourage you to just sit, write and let it flow. We are not concerned about grammar or punctuation. We do encourage however the use of spell check if you remember to do this before e-mailing your share. Try to stay focused on the agenda, step or topic of the meeting.
Shares follow the rotation sequence of open agenda, step or topic.
General descriptors are welcomed, for example, my father, parent, sibling, uncle, aunt, relative, neighbor, priest, teacher, coach, etc. In our standard ASCA meetings we have a no crosstalk guideline. In keeping with this tradition our Internet ASCA e-meeting shares likewise do not make mention or reference to another person's share. Your share should only contain text about yourself without any reference to another person's share. We will assume that you will welcome feedback unless you state otherwise.