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Subject: you pretty much said it. Fabulous venue, quality women who are vying for one crown, great schedule, and a web site anyone would be proud to show off. Most can't do all that and don't even try. Author: so, the big 3 does it. That's the difference. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 03/05/14 Wed In reply to: Food for thought 's message, "Three things stand out to me: 1) A great, clean website with good branding/good royalty photos and lots of information. 2) Good production in a theater, not on a one-foot-tall stage in a little ballroom lit with fluorescent ceiling lights. 3) Less categories. I understand the desire to make more crowns available in an attempt to get more contestants, but honestly it only ends up cheapening the competition. Mrs. America, International, and United States have one national winner, not a winner for every five years of age, every two inches of height, etc. Keep it prestigious." on 03/04/14 Tue [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Three things stand out to me: 1) A great, clean website with good branding/good royalty photos and lots of information. 2) Good production in a theater, not on a one-foot-tall stage in a little ballroom lit with fluorescent ceiling lights. 3) Less categories. I understand the desire to make more crowns available in an attempt to get more contestants, but honestly it only ends up cheapening the competition. Mrs. America, International, and United States have one national winner, not a winner for every five years of age, every two inches of height, etc. Keep it prestigious. Mrs. Fan (Disappointed) 04/05/14 Sat However, the title is "Mrs. America", which helps a lot. (NT) . 04/05/14 Sat and that's the one reason it's still around (NT) -- the name, 04/18/14 Fri