“Hi, Forest Breath. It’s nice that you want to share inforation with other people on the Druid path, such as OBODies, because I find the pictures of your altar and the comments that you’ve made about your ADF work to be quite inspiring. Unfortunately, you may find that sharing information is primarily a one way street. One of the ways in which OBOD differs from the ADF is that OBOD is primarily a magical order. So, while some OBOD groves do seasonal rituals in public places, the material in the gwers is restricted.”

“Never heard of any limits outside of the usual copyright stuff.”

“I don’t think there is any such thing. ADF is committed to open and public worship. I’m not aware of any “don’t talk about this” topics.”

“nevermind…found it”

“where do you find this? I know I haven’t heard of it”

“I’d figure the only issue would be the copyrights and such on official materials. So I’d imagine you couldn’t excerpt large portions of the DP manuals, but you could even post small quotations.

Also, I take it you’ve seen JMG’s ADF-OBOD comparison?”

“I’ve been around for about 2 years now, and from what I’ve seen ADF is very committed to being open and public. Large portions of the DP are posted on the website, Mike Dangler has his entire DP on his website (www.chronarchy.com).

I’m almost positive that there are no limitations on what you can tell someone about ADF at any time.”

“I have not heard it myself either, my DP on my LJ is pretty public…”

“I’m not an authority here, but I’ve never heard that any such thing exists, other than the obvious stuff like talking about specific people and their personal information.

I’ve ben around for a bit over a year now and everyhtign that I’ve seen is that ADF is a fairly adamantly public organization…if I’ve missed something, I’d be interested in learning where I’m wrong.”