OT: new group

[ChEAr$]

has been formed on Facebook. It's name is simply "Enrolled Agents" and is signified by a coffee cup logo.

So if you're an EA, look in us. Just search for the group (there is another group same name, but ours has the
coffee cup logo), then click on "Join" upper right. It is a closed group however, so you may not see any
conversations until you join. Then if you don't like it, let me know and I'll "unjoin" you. (grin

[Black Bart]

If we get

"unjoined," will we also be "unfriended?"

[Gary]

Where?

I couldn't find it?

[ChEAr$]

"unjoined," will we also be "unfriended?"

Nope. Those are two different actions. When you join the group you don't even
have to any "friends" on Facebook. But within the group hopefully you'll find some. (grin

[ChEAr$]

I couldn't find it?

Search for the term "Enrolled agents" group.

It's the one with the coffee mug logo.

Alternately send me a friends request, then we can chat and I can help you that way.

[iratax]

I can't find it either.

[Gary2]

For what it's worth, there are several such groups available on LinkedIn. I prefer LinkedIn as being a service that clearly targets professional interactions, as opposed to the social interactions encouraged by Facebook (to put it politely). Unfortunately, LinkedIn's discussion software isn't geared towards long term use as a repository of reference information (the way this forum is), though my guess is that FB's approach is similar to the deficient LI model.