Mate3.com Advocacy Assistance Network

Call a friend, a family member or a stranger and tell them its time to mutually agree to exchange 3 answers as a group. Each one, reach one and connect one for mate3.com networking. Become a person willing to mutually agree to exchange 1st party claims and experiences for the sake of advocacy. Simply exchanging your 1st party experiences and claims for public awareness and archiving. Join others in having our input positioned to be used as needed to help define problems and point to solutions. The experiences and claims that we collect and exchange are used to find patterns, nuances and points for intervention. 

For the 400th collector its all about self-help organizing of volunteer powered initiatives.  The answers that she collects are irreplaceable because they are the 1st party claims from the people with the actual experience. You can read the story about the 400th individual to be registered to collect answers and suggestions for mate3.com.  Click here for more about #400 Mesha Little and her collection.  

(1) Gives you a preposition to get advocacy assistance faster. (2) Gives you improved distribution of your 1st party experiences and claims to responsible and interested persons. (3) Gives you the leverage of mutually agreeing members to account for your submitted experiences, claims and suggestions. (4) Gives you access to volunteer powered search-team participants to help find solutions. (5) Gives you and I faster options to facilitate the start-up time for early intervention and identification of problems being claimed. (6) Gives you the position to become aware of the 1st party claims being submitted by others on issues similar to yours. (7) The mate3.com mutual agreements reduce the time it takes to collect, organize and present the individual claims and suggestions. (8) The mate3.com mutual agreements provide the individual with a connectivity to engage in defining problems, building advocacy and selecting solutions. (9) The mate3.com mutual agreements allow faster sharing with …

The mate3.com advocacy assistance network has developed methods that have impacted five key areas and objectives for better advocacy. (1) Creating an infrastructure that can collect, organize and present the individual input of suggestions, claims, complaints and personal experiences as needed. (2) Providing instructional training on how to sustain best practices for the individual input management infrastructure. (3) Developing incentives for individuals that share their verbal, written and pictorial inputs. (4) Raise the numbers of individuals engaged in mutual agreements to exchange the minimum mate3.com answers. (5) Formulating policies that expand the role of the individual input and its use in problem defining, decision making and problem solving.


Send your name and email address to:  mate3@mate3.com

The mate3.com network will increase the number of individuals and groups engaged in mutual agreement to exchange 3 basic answers. From support of individuals that become members of groups engaged in mutual agreements we’ll offer new opportunities to be recruited. Recruitment for startup organizing of connectible individual input collections.  Through increasing our recruitment and outreach to new members globally. We expect a continued growth of individuals and groups will be better positioned to become aware of 1st party claims. We posit that the new positioning will prompt having routine access to claims collected in real-time. We further posit that validated 1st party claims will increase in value. The mate3.com network’s collaborative data handling will cut cost and eliminate duplication of input collections. We have witnessed and expect that an increase in collecting and aggregating of the individual input will create an increase in information handling niche opportunities. By 20…

Step-1 We collect the individual’s answers to the mate3 questions. 
(1) What happened to you?                                                                                                       (2) What would you like to see happen? (3) And how do you think others can help?
Step-2 Organize and aggregate the collected answers for connecting with first step organizers, advocates, databases and others that have similar experiences and claims.
Step-3 Have the answers we collect ready to present as needed to define problems and validate solutions.


Step-4 Invite others to contribute their answers to the mate3.com network collection in an ongoing collection effort.


Step-5 simultaneously recruit individuals to initiate 1st party experience based advocacy, activism and volunteerism.

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