Provider public STD disclosure

[EricStratton]

So, a provider that has worked in Austin, SA & Houston over the last several years has posted a Youtube video in which she states that she was recently treated for gonorrhea in the throat that she has had for 7 years. (Please members don't PM for who it is, as I don't want my inbox flooded and there is a 99.9999999% chance she is not the one that you will PMing me about).

Should an alert be posted about this or would it be in violation of the rules (even though it was a self-admission of health status by a provider, not speculation)?

[TemptationTammie]

I'm not staff but from my understanding of the rules regarding this kind of thing is that if it is posted openly on here, you can reply to it. But if she posted a YouTube video that isn't part of Eccie and could be a violation.
I may have this wrong, but this is my interpretation.

[rockerrick]

It's a 10 point infraction... 25 gets you a 90 day ban.
Weigh the consequences, and do what your gut tells you.

[lifeisgood]

you should do what you think it is right. for what is worth, I would release it and take the 10 points.......this is a significant concern for those with SO

thanks for asking

[Mike_5150]

If the girl is self reporting and you provide a link to the video, how would that be a violation?

I would like to see some feedback from one of the mods.

[Eraserman]

I would like the OP to pls pm me the name. Or the link if it's still up. Thanks.

[Parsifal]

You should provide a link to the YouTube video for anyone who requested it via PM.

In this manner, you won't be in an open violation of the policy and you'll still be able to provide the information to those of us that want to know who it might be.

Absolutely not OK for her to continue providing if she knew she was sick.