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Requiem · 02-27-2008, 05:25 PM

The policy is that if a formal request for name removal is forwarded to Church HQ (not required to go through BP or SP) prior to the convening of any disciplinary council, the request will be honored. In such cases no disciplinary proceedings occur and the requestor receives a letter confirming name removal within thirty days. Local authorities are notified and those with wisdom will follow-up with personal expressions of love and friendship. The Church adopted this policy as a result of settling litigation. The only exception of which I am aware would involve public and embarassing criminal activity (e.g. MLM).

Clark Addison · 02-27-2008, 07:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Requiem

The Church adopted this policy as a result of settling litigation. The only exception of which I am aware would involve public and embarassing criminal activity (e.g. MLM).

You get exed if you sell Noni juice?

View Poll Results: If threatened with excommunication over CougarGuard posts or a letter....I would:
Ask to have my name removed from the records of the Church.	4	23.53%
Accept the discipline without apologizing for my writings.	5	29.41%
Apologize for my writings, ask MikeWaters to delete the offensive posts, and beg for forgiveness.	3	17.65%
Other (please explain)	5	29.41%
Voters: 17. You may not vote on this poll

02-27-2008, 05:25 PM	#11
Requiem Member Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 474	The policy is that if a formal request for name removal is forwarded to Church HQ (not required to go through BP or SP) prior to the convening of any disciplinary council, the request will be honored. In such cases no disciplinary proceedings occur and the requestor receives a letter confirming name removal within thirty days. Local authorities are notified and those with wisdom will follow-up with personal expressions of love and friendship. The Church adopted this policy as a result of settling litigation. The only exception of which I am aware would involve public and embarassing criminal activity (e.g. MLM).