Welcome Continued

Also note that the HEDIR Discussion is a separate entity.  It is possible for you to be listed on HEDIR Registry and NOT participate in the HEDIR discussion.  (However, you’re missing most of the fun of the HEDIR!).  If you want to subscribe to the HEDIR discussion, you must separately request this.  On the banner above, move your mouse over ‘The HEDIR Discussion’ and click onto ‘subscribe‘.  Complete the form and we’ll sign you up.  Obviously, if you are already on the HEDIR Discussion you won’t need to do this.

Once registered with the HEDIR Registry you can respond to the blogs, view the directory, and have access to a variety of other services restricted to subscribers only.  Once registered with the HEDIR Discussion you will be able to receive regular emails on topics of varying issues.  As many know, the HEDIR Discussion is a VERY ACTIVE group.  Over 1,500 members contribute…not everything may be of value to you–that’s fine.  However, anytime you have that many people you’re bound to have a variety of opinions, thoughts, and reactions.  For those who are experienced with the HEDIR Discussion Group, you have no doubt found it to be interesting, lively, and very helpful if you should have a question or issue that needs advice.

As we have tried to maintain in the past, advertising of products, jobs, etc. will continue to be carefully screened.  Thus, you can feel confident that this Discussion Group won’t be inundated with ‘ads’.

The HEDIR Blog is the latest adventure.  By signing up on this HEDIR Registry page, you’ll automatically have the opportunity to comment on various blogs that are posted.  We expect professional responses for such comments and anything inappropriate will be removed (remember, your name will be posted with all comments).

Enjoy…there are many other initiatives the HEDIR is involved with also…Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, as well as CHES eligible Webinars.  At any time, should you decide not to remain registered with the HEDIR Registry, you can request for your information to be removed.  The same goes with the HEDIR Discussion group.