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I've been really involved with Conservative Judaism, but I have never heard of anyone mentioning the existence conspiracy theories about what goes on in that private discussion forum. Without a specific reference to some of these conspiracy theories, the claim has to go.

As a matter of fact, many large organizations have some sort of private discussion forum, both in person and on the Internet, which are closed to the public. I don't see how this would, in of itself, lend itself to the belief that some conspiracy exists. RK 23:50, Sep 7, 2004 (UTC)