You keep telling us how wonderful your way is, Frank, but you, like the BOGs, never address any of the issues or answer any questions. If you can't help, stop calling your members names. Stop insulting your members who have sufficient interest in our Profession to ask questions and express their concerns. You, as the LA Society President are supposed to support your members involvement, even if they are wrong. Third, they must start and not stop informing their Membership of the issues and seeking their opinion on how to act in representing their concerns.
People can take advantage to air their opinions on the subject of disclosure of compensation.
At least I hope so. That came about due to some reaching out by the Financial Planning Association as well as representatives of the CFP Board of Standards listening to the FPA members' intense but reasonably presented differences of opinion. But taking this route may well be better than continued character attacks. My conversations with representatives of the CFP Board were at the Financial Planning Association Leadership Conference in Chicago. The CFP Board was showing its willingness to get into discussions with the FPA on the Practice Standards and the 402 issues.