Currently there are forums for each world (which I find rather useless and rarely used by people) and this forum (which I find dominated by Div1 issues which though interesting, have little to do with Div 2 or 3).
I would think areas of shared knowledge across worlds in the Div one is playing would be very interesting and benificial. Frankly, and just plain common sense.

What we need is a mentoring forum not one that is level specific.

While a mentoring forum would be a good idea, it is not what I was talking about. For one example, I think across the "world" interaction on theories of recruiting from teams in same area as your own would be more instructional. Obviously that would not work as well in the "naismith/wooden/etc" forums because they are in same world and might be competitors for same players.
In addition, Div 2/3  could care less about early entry. And I could be very wrong, about baseline prestige of teams/conferences (I honestly dont know if this exists at these levels)
I would assume (not knowing personally), that building/rebuilding a  team in Div 1 is much more a different beast than Div 2. As is Div 2 than Div 1.
I acknowledge that many Div 1 coaches have a far greater breath of knowlede of the game having worked their way up to Div1; I would also say that not all people want to play Div 1. Therefore there are some very good players with equal or greater knowledge in Div 2 (not me) than some in Div 1. I prefer to hear from them.

I've always thought it would be cool to have a link on your team page so that you can see how your team is doing in other worlds.  Would give you a good idea of where to recruit and would make it easier to build relationships with coaches who share your program in common. 

Posted by therewas47 on 6/29/2012 2:33:00 PM (view original):
I've always thought it would be cool to have a link on your team page so that you can see how your team is doing in other worlds.  Would give you a good idea of where to recruit and would make it easier to build relationships with coaches who share your program in common. 

I agree.  Part of the "see what teams in other worlds are doing/how/why"