In the 70s the cars won but not the people. Modern vehicles let the people survive instead of themselves.

I've been looking at people with ADHD, Depression, & Anxiety. The search tools are somewhat limited, but I think I found someone. I booked it for next Wednesday. We'll see how it goes!

Thanks!

I will; only a couple of days away! I'm looking forward to it; however, I'm worried that I think I'm going to find some cure for something. I keep forgetting it's a journey, but I hope things will get easier suddenly.

That's good to know. I'll show more of my body when talking and see if they do the same. I don't have an issue connecting with people over the internet and almost prefer it.

It went great! I'm going to keep seeing her weekly for a while. It wasn't much because it was a first visit, but I think it'll go very well. She actually lives within my city but only does virtual. She's pretty good at it.

Thanks everyone for stepping up and helping continue the d.o. mission!

Yes, exactly. The Sublinks Service (which I considered calling Interact Service) allows for multiple indexes to be used. A single Index Service isn't as powerful. Plus, the Index Service doesn't have a UI for users. I see how combining them could simplify it, but I think having them separate gives more power. I want to build the Sublinks Service as more of a front-end framework, so that new UIs are built on it rather than everyone reinventing the wheel each time they want a new look. This will allow people to create their own view of the Fediverse.

Online & In-Person with the same therapist or with two different ones? I wonder if some just do better in-person.

The site lists LCSW or LPC for people. A lot are social workers. This is just the therapy part.

Thanks! The Mobile apps would operate much like a Sublinks instance, choosing which identity services and indexes to show. I would imagine they'd just allow all of them. An alternative approach would be for the Mobile App developer to create a web service to manage those decisions and build their own API for their app to integrate with.

This microservice plan allows more people to hold different parts and reduces the risk of duplication and total loss when one instance goes down.

Why do they prefer in-person? Did they say?