Posted on May 7, 2015
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RallyPoint Answers is a great way to receive information or answers to your question but does little in terms of pushing or sharing information. Other social and professional networking sites such as LinkedIn have ways for members to share updates, articles, documents, links, ect. for others in your network to benefit from. I currently follow some great influencers on LinkedIn that always have information to share that is beneficial to my daily duties as an Intelligence Professional.

RallyPoint could be used this same way as I am sure their are experts on RallyPoint within almost every branch or specialty. These members could post best practices, articles pertaining to your specialty, documents of all types ect. that would benefit RallyPoint members. You could also be able to follow individuals as opposed to just following a post. If this were the case I would definitely build a larger network of intelligence professionals here on RallyPoint to learn from. Right now there is really no motivation (besides points) to connect with members in my branch that I don't personally know.

What are your thoughts or ideas on how to better share information on Rallypoint without awkwardly making it into a question?
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LTC Yinon Weiss
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CW4 (Join to see) - Great timing on your post/question. One of RallyPoint's board members is a founder of LinkedIn, and we were just discussing this very feature yesterday. It is one of the items we are definitely considering, and likely a matter of "when" and not "if".

Please note we currently have the Command Post program, which allows selective members to post informational posts as you described. You can view the existing ones here:

https://www.rallypoint.com/command-post
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SGT Richard H. - We've discussed that as well, especially in the context of member groups, and posting best practices on particular topics, jobs, units, and industries. I'll admit though that we have many additional features planned prior to that though.
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SGT Richard H.
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LTC Yinon Weiss I'm looking forward to seeing them. You guys have done a great job with RP and every update makes it better.
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SGT Richard H.
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LTC Yinon Weiss giving the bad with the good....I would love to see the IOS apps get as good as the "regular" RP!
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SPC Larry Buck
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I'm on LinkedIn, perpetual energy now!!!
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One such use that follks on here have asked about its getting employment in the Federal Govt upon transitioning from active duty. I think perhaps sharing of a template of a resume that helped win a federal job, would be helpful or a document of tips that could be shared.

If a soldier is looking for some information on say a uniform regulation or how to spot proper form for pushups for AFPT, perhaps uploading an image or video could be useful.
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SGT Jeremiah B.
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So something like a LinkedIn, where users can also become content creators? I like it!
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SFC Stephen King
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If you were able to store documents on a server for reference that might be a idea looking into.
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I like this idea but like all document libraries items become outdated and the amount of documents becomes cumbersome. I think modeling it after other networking sights would be ideal.
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SFC Stephen King
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I agree, as they get outdated replace them and archive for historical data.
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LinkedIn Opens Its Publishing Platform To Users

The valuable Influencer posts and the wide range of professional content from millions of publishers that we currently aggregate on LinkedIn are powerful, but only the tip of the iceberg. Combined, our members have extremely valuable and varied experiences; however, their knowledge and expertise has not yet been captured and shared.

Starting today (19FEB14), LinkedIn is opening up our publishing platform to our members, giving them a powerful new way to build their professional brand. When a member publishes a post on LinkedIn, their original content becomes part of their professional profile, is shared with their trusted network and has the ability to reach the largest group of professionals ever assembled. Now members have the ability to follow other members that are not in their network and build their own group of followers. Members can continue to share their expertise by posting photos, images, videos and their original presentations on SlideShare.
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MSG Air Defense Artillery (ADA) Senior Sergeant
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I could easily see that become a collaborative source of info that leaders with similar situations/jobs could use to share resources... And as such, drive new users and more participation on RP.
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I would like to see an option for being able to message someone without having to request to be their contact.
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SPC Larry Buck
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Also good, better, best for financial services too! Chase Bank and synchrony bank are both taking me to the cleaners and chase won't assist me delete the synchrony account or any thing else... Yet they still say their for veterans!?! Every body needs to go to Huntington Bank they are helping me out they'll be good for us all... But always be a skeptical person, thats what we do!
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