First and foremost welcome to you all from the aacultwatch site team. Yes - there's more than one of us so contrary to the received wisdom this is not a solo show.

If you are a member of Alcoholics Anonymous - Welcome! We hope you are educated by our production. If you are a cult member - we hope you pay attention !

[By the way the site visitors and hits are going through the roof - keep up the good work]

This site is still under construction and periodically it will be reviewed, updated and refined as more information becomes available to us. Please feel free to pass on the site address to anyone who might be interested:

www.aacultwatch.co.uk

For site emails click here  or here

aacultwatch blog:  http://aacultwatch.blogspot.com/

As promised we have now set up an associated blog for aacultwatch. Essentially it will carry the same content as the present site but in a format which is more strictly date ordered. Information will continue to be organised on www.aacultwatch.co.uk according to the existing categories ie. Stop Press, Area News etc. Feeds will be available on the new blog which will enable readers to keep up-to-date automatically with new content as it is uploaded. This together with our Twitter site should maximise ease of access to new information and keep ALL interested parties fully informed of any developments. Simply click on the links and there you are.

aacultwatch: Twitter

aacultwatch: Forum

We are trialling an aacultwatch forum hosted by Delphi Forums. Format and topics will evolve over time so there are no specific message categories as such.

Guests can view forum messages without needing to register as a member but in order to participate ie. post messages, then they will need to do so.  Please note that on the registration form there are the usual required fields but it is not necessary to insert a real name, birth date or zip code (post code) etc (for the last item simply type "Non-US/Canada" where indicated and you will not need to provide this). You will need, however, to include an email address for verification purposes but again this is easy enough to create solely for this function, eg. via free email accounts like Google Mail, Yahoo, Hotmail etc. We advise against using your real name as a user name.  Finally it is always a good idea to read the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service which are indicated as links at the top of the registration page. Once you have become a member you can create a membership profile but again we would advise you to think carefully before doing this.  All posts to the forum are moderated prior to being published (to eliminate spam etc) but the usual guidelines apply eg. bullying, abuse etc - it just ain't going to happen!  Otherwise intelligent debate welcome - have fun!!