Agreed. Such information should stay within the individual service academy forums. While the CFA may indeed be similar for all the academies, the academies themselves are different. And while the CFA is no more important for the Air Force than for the Army, how you do your application and the CFA is different. I.e. For west point, they can give out Letters of Assurances without the application having been done or the CFA having been completed. The air force on the other hand won't even look at an applicant's application until it is 100% complete. And that includes the CFA. So for logistical reasons, air force applicants need to weigh an "X" score on their CFA in the hopes of getting their application completed early enough to possibly take advantage of an LOA or possibly an appointment if they already have a nomination. Or, if they are working with average GPA's and SAT/ACT with an average application, the air force applicant might want to hold off with the final step of their application, (The CFA), until they can kick it's butt and hopefully make up for some lower academic areas. For West Point, if they have an LOA, they simply need to get an average/passing score on the CFA.
Definitely need to keep all facets of the application process separated into the individual academies. There's too many differences in how the application process is handled for each academy. And suggestions for the CFA given by a West Point cadet, parent, MALO, or alumni might backfire if followed by someone applying to a different academy.