Improving what we do to help individuals that report their firsthand lived experience must be the goal. Mate3.com networking supports offering the most advance advocacy assistance for individuals seeking productive responses. Mate3 is putting emphasis on individuals being heard closer to the time of having thoughts, concerns and lived experiences. The focal point is addressing and preserving firsthand answers about what happened and what's been observed. Bringing in the answers of the directly affected is where real change starts. A key finding from thousands of firsthand answers has long illustrated the distance problem. The distance between firsthand answers about what happened and the time of recording is a long running problem. The delay in organized recording of firsthand answers must be addressed because the delays degrade the usability and value of what's said to have happened. Often the unimproved process is derailing connections to defined productive options. The combined delays will continue to decrease engagement until corrected. Expanding the inclusion of sources with a knowledge of what is a defined productive response is vital. Too many problem-solving proposals are introduced with too few preserved firsthand accounts of what happened. It's routine for problem solving proposals to lack organized demand on the front-end which causes delays and lowered impact of invested resources.
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