Originally Posted by AsianDivaGirlsWebDude

I am surprised that AIM is not identifying the infected performer, and the other performers that are known to have worked with the infected performer.

My understanding was that performers must sign a waiver that specifically permits AIM to announce their stage name publicly in order to protect the rest of the industry.

As it stands, AIM is relying on the people exposed to voluntarily quarantine themselves (not to mention that the person infected may not have remembered or told AIM all of the people that they may have exposed).

I always personally check with AIM on the people that perform in my hardcore productions, but now I'm not so sure that I can trust AIM anymore.

I'm also disappointed that AIM said nothing whatsoever until they were forced to.

How many other cases have they covered up?

ADG