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You all seem to forget interest. I am sure the Yearly payments are covering the interest first and the balance going to the principle. Or was the loan interest free?
IDK. Is that information posted? Is it supposed to be?
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You all seem to forget interest. I am sure the Yearly payments are covering the interest first and the balance going to the principle. Or was the loan interest free?
I would like to comment that companies usually owe responses to its constituents or customers in the proper forum.ASCheerMan has made his thoughts available on page 6 but don't think you will see any sort of official response from either entity on this board.
I would like to comment that companies usually owe responses to its constituents or customers in the proper forum.
But similar to the growcheer proposal, just because it's covered in social media doesn't mean an answer is owed on social media.
I imagine that anyone that wants to reach out to a company directly has that right to do so. But most groups don't address message boards directly. --even when there is a HOT THREAD ALERT on Twitter. LOL
Not sure who is advising USASF on the best way to handle social media concerns, but fair enough, perhaps we can use this to thread to debate some potential proposals and some potential questions for Varsity/USASF. What would be the formal way to propose/pose those to the powers that be? Should we have someone read them aloud at each regional meeting this summer? Send a certified letter to Memphis? Make a Harlem Shake video with someone holding up each proposal?
It's issues like these that sit in the back of my mind; and no matter how much we enjoy all-star, it just makes me count down the days to when my cp ages out and is off to college!For example, it is doubtful that USASF will ever require that there be on-site EMT/Paramedics (say 1/500 athletes - number made up for arguments sake) because that will increase cost to the Varsity owned EPs. Or require that gyms that participate in sponsored events have CPR certified staff and an AED on site and employ someone to inspect those facilities for compliance. Those are the kinda of things I would like to see implemented along with a legitimate coaches and judges certification and standardized scoring.
It's issues like these that sit in the back of my mind; and no matter how much we enjoy all-star, it just makes me count down the days to when my cp ages out and is off to college!
It's issues like these that sit in the back of my mind; and no matter how much we enjoy all-star, it just makes me count down the days to when my cp ages out and is off to college!
The sad truth is if she cheers in college, the saftey issue gets worse.
I can attest to that. Most college coaches don't have the training or facilities to properly teach higher level skills than is competed in allstar. What's even worse is the one connection to Allstar, Level 6, the rules aren't the same and the division sizes aren't the same.
Why colleges/allstar programs wouldn't want the rules to be the same blows my mind. If they are the same more allstar coaches could help with colleges increasing the safety and increasing the bottom line for college cheer involvement. I understand if you can find a way to increase the bottom line and help everything it is more likely to happen.
I'm not sure which is the most appropriate, I would assume starting with an email makes the most sense.Not sure who is advising USASF on the best way to handle social media concerns, but fair enough, perhaps we can use this to thread to debate some potential proposals and some potential questions for Varsity/USASF. What would be the formal way to propose/pose those to the powers that be? Should we have someone read them aloud at each regional meeting this summer? Send a certified letter to Memphis? Make a Harlem Shake video with someone holding up each proposal?
I would like to comment that companies usually owe responses to its constituents or customers in the proper forum.
But similar to the growcheer proposal, just because it's covered in social media doesn't mean an answer is owed on social media.
I imagine that anyone that wants to reach out to a company directly has that right to do so. But most groups don't address message boards directly. --even when there is a HOT THREAD ALERT on Twitter. LOL
my thought process in my response. thanks