12-25-2018, 08:56 AM
I understand Travis point, It is for lack of a better word, frustrating to get a response that is little to no feedback. It is equally frustrating to get vague feedback, if you're going to be vague on Forums at least have the courtesy to message the individual directly and share your concerns with their conduct. Communication is key.
I am not worried about little comments from new users, what bothers me is seeing one liners from Donors or staff that have been around for 3+ months.
Saying "you meet the requirements" isn't a bad comment, but at least follow it up with some more insight. If you don't know someone, it would be acceptable to state "I don't know you well enough to give feedback on how you handle things, but you do meet all the requirements".
Give Constructive feedback on ALL applications, we all have area's in which we can improve and you don't have to say everything publicly.
Don't be afraid of giving your opinion.
I hope we can all move forward and better communicate area's in which we need to grown and be willing to ask those around us to help with that growth.
I am not worried about little comments from new users, what bothers me is seeing one liners from Donors or staff that have been around for 3+ months.
Saying "you meet the requirements" isn't a bad comment, but at least follow it up with some more insight. If you don't know someone, it would be acceptable to state "I don't know you well enough to give feedback on how you handle things, but you do meet all the requirements".
Give Constructive feedback on ALL applications, we all have area's in which we can improve and you don't have to say everything publicly.
Don't be afraid of giving your opinion.
I hope we can all move forward and better communicate area's in which we need to grown and be willing to ask those around us to help with that growth.
