News / Profession

Password-Protected Forums Coming to Chiroweb

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

With well over 800,000 hits per month, Chiroweb.com is attracting doctors of chiropractic, chiropractic students and consumers to the over 40 discussion forums. And while most of the posted messages on the chiropractic forums involve discussion and interaction between DCs, there is the possibility that consumers can enter these forums.

For this reason, Dynamic Chiropractic is finalizing the specifications for a new security system. This new system will restrict access to chiropractic forums so that only DCs can enter. While it will still allow DCs to maintain their anonymity by using pseudonyms, it will encourage a greater atmosphere of professionalism.

Dynamic Chiropractic is committed to providing you the best the internet has to offer. Look for more news on updates to chiroweb.com in future issues of DC.

March 1999
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