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I think a lot of the interest and non-interests have lost the value of what it means to be in a BGLO. What is usually seen by the uneducated population (those ignorant to what BGLO's is supposed to be about) is people stepping, a feeling of being clickish, lack of approach, and the community service projects being a front for publicity. A lot of people feel that they can do that and network without "pledging" and being hazed.
Money is also a big part of the equation. We are in a recession right now and becoming a member can be quite expensive.
The BGLO diaspora has obviously changed its focus and noticeably so being that we are in a new millennia. I wonder how BGLO's plan to change the old "face" of its organizations and make them look more attractive to good ,quality prospects......
Plus, do BGLO's realllly want to know how non-members feel or even care about their organization(s)?
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