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Is it up to you?
If your group restricts information about AI to only those sorority members approach, then no one from your group should give info online.
But I think that some groups make AI info public. Why should those of you who don't want to give AI info. online get to restrict the communication of those who don't mind giving info. online?
Sometimes a person might want to get non-secret information online because they want to know what's available before they talk to someone in real life.
Let's say I had always wanted to be a member of the Order of the Eastern Star. I can see finding out online if there was even a remote possibility of being a member before I approached a local lodge or tried to develop my relationship with a local sponsor.
It's probably more comfortable for everyone involved. That doesn't mean I think you should recommend people you don't really know or sponsor people online. Only that it's okay to have an IA information forum.
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