Back to the initiative. Over shabbos we had a guest, the mother of an “older” single. She read the ad and had the following questions.
Are those who sign up and have their names put on “the list”, given the contact information of all shadchanim who receive this list so that they can reach out to them?
Can anyone who calls themselves a shadchan call NASI and get a copy of the list?
Does obtaining a copy of “the list”, obligate a shadchan in any way, such as a commitment to reach out to X number of people to potentially redt a shidduch?
Obviously, only NASI has the definitive answers to questions such as these, however, does anyone feel that the program suggested by NASI might be more palatable to the public if if those or similar type modifications were made (and publicised)?