Can you tell us some more, EG? Other than having a beef with the image of APA participantistas, what are some of the more serious issues and complaints you have with APA? I'm sort of shielded from that because my employer takes care of all the costs, etc. We do get all the publications, and they are hardly readable. The new Zoning Practice looks interesting, though. The Audioconferences are interesting and a nice diversion. But other than that, I have no real interaction with APA, other than the stuff I read here on Cyburbia. In a way, they are almost a non-entity, but still, they are visible and do seem to offer some useful products and services. I don't know, maybe I'm so new at the professional planning game that maybe those with a longer institutional memory can enlighten me. And the so-called APA "apologists" can participate in this discussion, too - I'd like to hear what;s right with APA as well. Thanks.el Guapo said:
I was being sarcastic… unless things change, it would be like shooting my self in the foot. Would still be there, just a lot of pain. Someday, I will run for the Michigan Chapter. (After several years of experience)el Guapo said:
