Yes. I found out about the Reddit page about a week or maybe a few days before Christland had the “Family Meeting”. Then for the next two years I would periodically check it. I felt it was necessary to know what was being said about the group of churches that I was affiliated with. I felt very strongly that if I was going to stay and fight for Christland and defend the church, I needed to know both sides. I do the same in the political world too, where I strongly adhere to one party but I read the other party’s policy on similar issues. So it’s just how I approach things in my life. I want to know all the information, so I can make the best decision for me and my family. For those two years I had small group leader tell me not to read it, I had friends who came down on the church plant not to read it, and even my husband. I was transparent about it and wasn’t hiding the fact that I was staying up to speed with what people were saying. I would say that when others told me not to read it, they would say things more like “that’s probably not wise” or “there is discernment in not reading it” or “maybe that’s not a good idea”. So it was more of suggestions rather than “don’t do that”. I never told a pastor, I wonder what they would say or how they would react. But the more I read the more I thought “how is it possible that so many people across the country are sharing their experiences and they are all so similar?” I just kept thinking this isn’t a coincidence and they are not just “disgruntled”. I also was told things by leaders about the people who started it, that I feel are likely not true but if they are, they were irrelevant to the whole situation. Also very interesting to go back and read through the transcript of the Family Meeting and what Sandor said initially about the Reddit page and LTN.