We have already observed that:

As people learn what is and isn’t government responsibility, dissatisfaction is replaced with understanding.

People learn that government is not responsible for all problems in the city, and that personal responsibility plays an important role.

As people learn what is and isn’t immediately possible, they either accept the situation, seek alternative solutions, or act to change government’s priorities.

When conditions are remedied by government, negativism is replaced with appreciation.

When government agencies review ComNET reports and see that many conditions reported can be successfully addressed, they are happy to do so.

When the public thanks government for addressing the problems identified, everyone feels better.