| About MikvahMinder |
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So, after much discussion with his wife and numerous trips to the bookshelf to retrieve Taharas HaMishpacha seforim as well as programming manuals, Tuvia began writing the software that became MikvahMinder.com. Tuvia soon realized that while he could write really cool computer programs, he knew next to nothing about running a business, marketing, and a whole lot of other skills which would make MikvahMinder successful. Tuvia decided to partner up with a fine English chap from his shul called Avraham, who just happened to have extensive experience in marketing, business development, and a really cool accent to boot! Avraham and Tuvia have been working together since June 2008 to put together the best (and only) online interactive Taharas HaMishpacha calendar to suit the needs of today's Jewish women.
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MikvahMinder was first conceived by our lead developer Tuvia, about one year after his second son Dovie was born. (See photo on right) As with all great things MikvahMinder was inspired by Tuvia's wife, when she asked for his help as she had gotten a little rusty figuring out the different separation days. Tuvia, being the impatient person he is, after about five minutes asked the question:
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I enjoyed reviewing the site and found some of the features really amazing! However, I would like to know if it would be possible to ensure privacy by not allowing other users to see that I am signed on?
Thank you and Hatzlocha Rabba,
I changed the settings there so that you can no longer see who is on line and who the latest users are etc. The only other places where users can see a username are areas where the users voluntarily post something, like the comments or the message boards, however we do give the option that the user can post under a name other than their login name.
Kol Tuv