Replied to a tweet by Dr LJ (Twitter)

I had resistance at first from Consultants who feared content being public - worried re reputation risk. I was careful abt content, & explicit how feedback would be used - protecting #trainees confidentiality, & considering public content.#RespEd #MedEd #PressEdConf19 /11
— Dr LJ (@drlaurajane) April 18, 2019

Content doesn’t always need to be public. On my WordPress-based commonplace book (aka my website), a huge amount of it is either private or password protected for smaller groups. Would something like that have worked in your case?