David Riegel - Revision history

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	[[July 1]], [[1998]], Riegel created IBLD.net<ref>http://www.ibld.net/ IBLD.net</ref> a site which was dedicated to [[International Boylove Day]] and was the longest running site devoted to its observance.		[[July 1]], [[1998]], Riegel created IBLD.net<ref>http://www.ibld.net/ IBLD.net</ref> a site which was dedicated to [[International Boylove Day]] and was the longest running site devoted to its observance.

	Riegel's death was reported by [[Tom O'Carroll]] through the Heratic TOC blog on July 7, 2019. News of his death was not made publicly until approximately 3 to 4 months after his passing, per Riegel's own request.<ref>https://~~tomocarroll.wordpress~~.com/2019/07/07/are-we-making-useful-idiots-of-ourselves/ Are we making 'useful idiots' of ourselves? \| Heratic TOC</ref>		Riegel's death was reported by [[Tom O'Carroll]] through the Heratic TOC blog on July 7, 2019. News of his death was not made publicly until approximately 3 to 4 months after his passing, per Riegel's own request.<ref>https://heretictoc.com/2019/07/07/are-we-making-useful-idiots-of-ourselves/ Are we making 'useful idiots' of ourselves? \| Heratic TOC</ref>

	== The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove==		== The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove==

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	'''David L. Riegel''' (Dec.12, 1931 - April 12, ~~2016~~<ref>https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/198345938/david-lee-riegel</ref> ) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.		'''David L. Riegel''' (Dec.12, 1931 - April 12, 2019<ref>https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/198345938/david-lee-riegel</ref> ) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.

	In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>		In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>

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	'''David L. Riegel''' (1931 -~~2019?~~) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.		'''David L. Riegel''' (Dec.12, 1931 - April 12, 2016<ref>https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/198345938/david-lee-riegel</ref> ) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.

	In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>		In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>

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	'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931 -2019?) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.		'''David L. Riegel''' (1931 -2019?) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.

	In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>		In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>

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	'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.		'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931 -2019?) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.

	In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>		In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>

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	'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.		'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.

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	'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.		'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.

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	'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931) is an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.		'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.

	In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation is [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information is available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information </ref>		In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>

	[[July 1]], [[1998]], Riegel created IBLD.net<ref>http://www.ibld.net/ IBLD.net</ref> a site which is dedicated to [[International Boylove Day]] and is the longest running site devoted to its observance.		[[July 1]], [[1998]], Riegel created IBLD.net<ref>http://www.ibld.net/ IBLD.net</ref> a site which was dedicated to [[International Boylove Day]] and was the longest running site devoted to its observance.

			Riegel's death was reported by [[Tom O'Carroll]] through the Heratic TOC blog on July 7, 2019. News of his death was not made publicly until approximately 3 to 4 months after his passing, per Riegel's own request.<ref>https://tomocarroll.wordpress.com/2019/07/07/are-we-making-useful-idiots-of-ourselves/ Are we making 'useful idiots' of ourselves? \| Heratic TOC</ref>

	== The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove==		== The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove==

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	'''David L. Riegel''' (Dec.12, 1931 - April 12, ~~2016~~<ref>https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/198345938/david-lee-riegel</ref> ) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.		'''David L. Riegel''' (Dec.12, 1931 - April 12, 2019<ref>https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/198345938/david-lee-riegel</ref> ) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.

	In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>		In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>

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	'''David L. Riegel''' (1931 -~~2019?~~) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.		'''David L. Riegel''' (Dec.12, 1931 - April 12, 2016<ref>https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/198345938/david-lee-riegel</ref> ) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.

	In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>		In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>

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	'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931 -2019?) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.		'''David L. Riegel''' (1931 -2019?) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.

	In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>		In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>

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	'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.		'''David L. Riegel''' (b. 1931 -2019?) was an independent writer and researcher on the topic of sexually expressed boy/older male relationships. After already having retired twice from dissimilar fields, in 1999 he was recruited by a McGraw Hill textbook editor to submit an essay on the [[Rind resolution\|Rind controversy]]. This was accepted by the editor but withheld from publication by the management until 2005. In 2000, he published the first of his four paperback books.

	In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>		In cooperation with several others, and over an eight year period on the now defunct web board [[SafeHaven]], a '''[[The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove\|Philosophy of Responsible Boylove]]'''<ref name="Responsible Boylove">http://www.shfri.net/philos.html The Philosophy of Responsible Boylove</ref> was developed, which is hosted by the [[SafeHaven Foundation]].<ref>http://www.shfri.net/ SafeHaven Foundation.</ref> Another innovation was [[Peer Support Exchange]]<ref>http://www.shfri.net/peers/ Peer Support Exchange</ref>, and further information was available on his personal website.<ref>http://www.daveriegel.info/ Autobiographical information (down as of 2019-12-04 check)</ref>