@tfarrell: i don't know why the reporting period is ~6 weeks. I am pulling select comments from this thread, so we (Suzanne and me) can "present" them to the FRM Director. I will include this question. (of course, it is secondary in importance to a concrete, specific, dependable reporting period in the first place)
@toofreak: I don't know about your theory (it may give too much credit, if you know what i mean!). I will elevate this issue because clearly some people have already inferred results based on the registration. As I interpret what was just told to me, it is INCORRECT to infer anything based on the registration page. However, this is not sufficient because obviously any ambiguity must be addressed; I have no idea why the system is even allowing for registration to be a source of inference (that's ridiculous). He told me that no results have yet been published. Ergo, there should be no basis for inferring results yet, direct or indirect via registration. If it's accidental, then it should be "removed" so the notification is "simultaneous, at once." (IMO)
...honestly, the silver lining (to me) is what I told GARP just now: social media (e.g., their own facebook page) has changed *everything* in the last year or so, and customers will get heard, one way or another.
Thanks, David
@toofreak: I don't know about your theory (it may give too much credit, if you know what i mean!). I will elevate this issue because clearly some people have already inferred results based on the registration. As I interpret what was just told to me, it is INCORRECT to infer anything based on the registration page. However, this is not sufficient because obviously any ambiguity must be addressed; I have no idea why the system is even allowing for registration to be a source of inference (that's ridiculous). He told me that no results have yet been published. Ergo, there should be no basis for inferring results yet, direct or indirect via registration. If it's accidental, then it should be "removed" so the notification is "simultaneous, at once." (IMO)
...honestly, the silver lining (to me) is what I told GARP just now: social media (e.g., their own facebook page) has changed *everything* in the last year or so, and customers will get heard, one way or another.
Thanks, David
