Non-Real-Time Meetings – OA Foot Steps

Non-real-time meetings are meetings that do not meet in real time or meetings that do not occur immediately. These meetings may take place over a period of hours or days. Examples of non-real-time meetings are social media messengers, email, social media pages, bulletin boards, forums, and mobile applications.

OA Foot Steps VIG provide links to our WhatsApp and Facebook non-real-time groups.

These and other non-real-time-meetings can be found on oa.org at non-real-time meetings

Group Chat Etiquette

Do

Stick to the topics of compulsive overeating, addiction and recovery. Be respectful and sensitive to others.
Be supportive and encouraging.
Group multiple pictures into a single post.
Review texts prior to sending.
Be patient with other members. If a member is being disruptive, take it up with them one-to-one.
A disruptive member will be removed if they are unwilling to change their behavior, or they endanger the safety of others.

Don’t

Curse excessively or use offensive language.
Spam the group.
Mass forward readings or spiritual material.
Share sensitive or personal information.
Text bomb (send multiple messages in a row).
Participate in unsafe or illegal behavior.