What I don't like are the responses to uniform pictures. Make it a formal rule to praise in public, critique in private. I'm all for feedback, but not the way that certain people here like to deliver it in public (and then forward said complaints on to NHQ to send down the chain rather than sending a simple private message.)
Sometimes new folks may be a bit timid about asking particular questions in their squadron. Having a little more anonymity here, gives them the opportunity to ask away ... and not have to feel embarrassed.Its really good thing. Keep it open, no questions barred, as it is now.
Greetings cadets, seniors, former members, disgruntleds and others!I'm looking for your input on ways to improve CAPTalk. As our lucky 13th anniversary approaches, I want to shake things up and put a little fresh air into the site. As the only CAP-focused message board, I think there is a duty to be the best it can be. I have my own impression of things and ideas I want to implement, but I'm asking for your input.1. What things do you like about the site?2. What things do you dislike AND how do you suggest improving them?3. What would you like to see added?4. Would you consider helping in CAPTalk 2.0?Private messages are fine if you don't want to respond publicly. Please keep this on topic, any drift or personal attacks will be dealt with.
Overall I'm glad Captalk exists but I wish it wasn't sometimes so negative toward newbies, cadets asking questions, or just CAP in general.