TELL ME
WHAT YOU
SEE.
A campaign shouldn’t pretend one person has every answer. The first responsibility is to listen carefully before deciding.
TWO
QUESTIONS.
What’s one thing you’d make better about Collingwood? And what’s worth protecting?
What you write is added to the campaign’s listening record and read by a person. It is only ever published as a count, alongside everyone else who raised the same subject, and only once enough people have raised it that no one can be picked out.
WHAT HAPPENS TO WHAT YOU SEND.
It becomes an item in a queue that a human triages. Nothing here is answered by a machine and nothing is published automatically. The subjects you raise are matched against a fixed list of issues using a plain rule, not a model, so a form submission can never move a published number by being misread.
Your words stay internal unless someone rewrites them to remove identifying detail and approves that rewrite for publication, one quote at a time. Counts can be produced by a rule. Words cannot.