There is no agenda other than to notify other parents of the deaths so that this sort of thing is less likely to happen again. "Individual agendas" implies something sinister, when there really isn't here. The deaths listed are a matter of public record, anyway. If the parents didn't want their kids deaths listed, maybe they should contact us individually and make a plea for the name of their child to be taken down. If that ever happened, it would be considered. I doubt that would ever happen, however, as another poster has noted on this thread, most (if not all) parents who have lost their kids to this industry are very much in support of warning other parent away from the same danger that took the lives of their children prematurely. If that is an "agenda", I think it's one everybody can accept.