I don't have any concerns for JWD. It is noticeable that many more newbies are posting these days, which is good, and I remind myself that I was in their shoes once. Fact is, I've been thinking about this a lot of late. JWD really helped me when I first came here and continued to do so for the past three years, but now I feel it's time to move on again, which is why I don't post as often. It is evident that so many of the 'old timers' who greeted me when I first arrived have disappeared and the forum just isn't the same anymore. This isn't to say it's worse, just not the same, because many of the newbies of two years ago are now the oldies of today.
Many (most?) of the questions presented have been answered way back but, obviously, newer ones will still ask them not knowing the answers are in the archives. But that's the way such forums go because the situations we 'older' ones found ourselves in through Watchtower are often the situations which still arise because Watchtower is still spewing out lies and flip-flopping over the best way to keep its members in check.
I don't really feel I have anything else to contribute to JWD - not that I contributed much anyway. Perhaps it's age. I'm just not drawn to it as much as previous.
Happily, JWism really has no effect on my life anymore, even though I still have a daughter in the org who shuns the rest of the family. The rest of us have moved on with our lives and our JW days seem a million years away. I can't even remember passages in the Bible anymore, either, as I've moved on from that, too!
The main reason I stayed here so long was to help others, but now there are others who are doing an excellent job of that. If it wasn't for the vigil threads I doubt I'd even be visiting as much as I do.
As long as there is a Watchtower-type organisation there will always be a JWD to combat it. I look forward to the day when the latter will no longer be needed.
Ian