jerseee,


writing an e-book of your experiences would be a good thing.& same for ice.& same for anyone who had specific, documented-to-the-end success.& or even failures.& knowing what doesn't work and why is just as good, sometimes, as knowing what does.& history only repeats itself if you forget or ignore it.


with regards to the inclusion of specific documents, i ask you this question:&


if a maker of knives sells a knife to a customer who then murders another with said blade, does the knife maker owe the murdered's injured parties anything?


the answer:& no.


why?& because the knife maker only made a tool.& the customer who bought the tool is the one who committed the crime.


i'm sure there is plenty o court cites to support such a position.


note that's different from a faulty knife that injures the customer.


knowing what you know jerseee, i think you could come up with something that would satisfy the specifics without harm.& if a document, etc., worked for you, and you shared that with others, as far as i'm concerned you have no liability there.& however, if you fraudulently claimed the document worked, when, in fact, it didn't, then you deserve an a**-kickin'!


as for ms. joy's morality in doing what she's doing - i cannot speak for it, nor would i wish to.& if she's doing because of goodness, then wonderful, if not, she'll face the music.


jon