Tommy,

Thanks for the link. I checked it out, really good looking blog with a lot of good info can tell you put a lot of effort into it.

Because AA saved my life and I love the program, I would suggest you keep with our 11th tradition and maintain your and other AA members anonymity on the site. (no first and last names and pictures of those claiming be or assumed to be AA members). Anonymity is not a personal option, it's purpose is to protect our program as none of us can be public spokesmen or marketing reps of our program.

You can call your local central office if you need another opinion.

Keep doing good works and people will know who you are without knowing who you are. 

11. Our public relations policy is based on attraction rather than promotion; we
need always maintain personal anonymity at the level of press, radio, and
films.

What about anonymity?
We observe all A.A.s principles and Traditions on our Web sites.
Since anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our Traditions,
we practice anonymity on A.A. Web sites at all times. An A.A. Web
site is a public medium, which has the potential for reaching the
broadest possible audience and, therefore, requires the same
safeguards that we use at the level of press, radio and film.