[council] Advance questions for the 28 Feb call with Rita

[Adrian Kinderis]

OK.

But on your questions I would be answering "what do you want me to think
and why should I think that way?".

Yes, you want her to understand the issues but for mine, what she thinks
specifically, is somewhat irrelevant. I want to know what opinion she is
going to carry onto the Board and how we she give us the visibility of
that opinion.

Is this making sense?

A good rep will be one that pushes hard on *OUR* issues and opinions. I
don't want her pushing hers and therefore don't care what they are
unless she can provide some discussion points prior to taking them to
the Board.

She should NEVER be putting forward HER "personal" point of view, in my
opinion of course...

I'll shut up now... I promise.

Adrian Kinderis
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-----Original Message-----
From: owner-council at gnso.icann.org [mailto:owner-council at gnso.icann.org]
On Behalf Of Avri Doria
Sent: Thursday, 28 February 2008 5:58 PM
To: Council GNSO
Subject: Re: [council] Advance questions for the 28 Feb call with Rita



Adrian  wrote:

>
> I personally don't want to make her feel that she has to respond
> positively to such requests otherwise risk not being voted in.


Speaking personally, and as I think Rita already knows, I am more  
likely to vote for someone who disagrees with me honestly then I am  
for someone who only gives me the answers i want to hear.  (applies to  
US election too)

In answer to your question of why we do this, I think it is important  
to know what our candidates think about things and this is a good  
opportunity for people to ask about issues that concern them and get  
in depth answers to those concerns.

a.