But maybe someone else will have better luck. Or maybe he’d just turn the domain over to someone so they can run with it.

A dissident UU minister told me about The Voice. Somehow I got an address and mailed off an inquiry. Many months later they sent me a free issue. It was great - I shared an essay by Rev Tom Schade with several friends in my congregation. There was another very good article by somebody from the Commission on Appraisal.

So I bought three one-year subscription—one for me and one each for two friends. About eight months later, one of my friends got an issue. I hadn’t gotten mine. I went online and found a UU Voice website; I was going to complain about not getting my issue. But it didn’t have an email or a phone number. I meant to write a letter but I never got around to it. I never saw any issues. I don’t know how many issues my friends saw.

Hey, I understand that these things are a labor of love and they aren’t in it for the money. But putting an email or phone number on a website seems like some sort of a minimal competency.