Heather AndersonI was prepared to dazzle CU Times readers this week with advice on how to attract and retain members using social media, but I've been too busy SMH to do so.

For those of you who aren't hip to social media lingo, SMH means shaking my head, usually in disbelief.

I've been doing that since Tuesday evening, when the Wall Street Journal published a leaked report from the U.S. Treasury's Financial Crimes Reporting Network that was very unflattering to credit unions.

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