Is anyone here a member of the Doe Network?

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I'm thinking about becoming a member of the Doe Network.
Is anyone here a member? What has your experience been, particularly with the members-only forum? Is it worth it?

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Please note that members are limited to only submitting potential matches to, and through, the Doe Network. Furthermore, any contact with law enforcement agencies, medical examiners, and others in related professional fields is conducted by Area Directors only.
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If I were to join, does this mean I wouldn't be allowed to post any PMs on WebSleuths and wouldn't ever be able to contact LE myself about any cases? Because if so, that's a bit of a deal-breaker to me (mostly the 'not being able to post PMs in the Unidentified forum' part). I like you guys too much, lol.
 
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