Question 17: What Should Members Be Asking About?
Nov 10, 2006, 2:05 pm
#16
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Join Date: Nov 1999
Location: PDX
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The core questions that should be asked of every TB candidate are those of values. The values that are important to FT.
For example:
For example:
- Window or Aisle?
- Recline or not recline?
- Babies in F Class?
- Do I tip the hotel maid?
- What is the value of a mile?
- How can I get from Albany to Honolulu with one day's notice on a fare of $198 and get upgraded?
- Chicken or fish?
- Does the $20 trick work?
- Window shades: Up or down?
- Is it OK to wear beachwear in Business Class?
- How much compenstation should I get?
- Where's Waldo?
- Can I upgrade my award seat?
- Who has the better business class? Delta or Air France?
- Channel 9: Do you listen?
- I have 49.949 miles this year -- will they comp me to Gold/1P/Platinum?
- Why is this night different from all others?
- Is a Centurion card worth it? Can I get one?
Nov 11, 2006, 9:41 am
#17
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Yiron, Israel
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If they are interested in a specific forum they should certainly ask the candidates how they feel about it.
Beyond that, they should ask us anything that will help them determine which of us they want to vote for. If someone has an absolute hatred of people who like The Simpsons, he should ask us how we feel about that show.
Obviously, each of us is free not to answer -- and the voters are free to read whatever they want into that.
Once the elections are held, members only have the right to let TalkBoard know how they feel about various issues. They can't vote on them. This is their one chance to actually make the decision.
Beyond that, they should ask us anything that will help them determine which of us they want to vote for. If someone has an absolute hatred of people who like The Simpsons, he should ask us how we feel about that show.
Obviously, each of us is free not to answer -- and the voters are free to read whatever they want into that.
Once the elections are held, members only have the right to let TalkBoard know how they feel about various issues. They can't vote on them. This is their one chance to actually make the decision.
Nov 12, 2006, 7:02 pm
#18
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Join Date: May 1998
Location: Digital Nomad Wandering the Earth - Currently in LIMA, PERU
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I think there should be more questions asking what members should be asking about.
Too, there should be more questions asked asking what questions besides more questions asking what members should be asking about.
That would be sweet. ^
Too, there should be more questions asked asking what questions besides more questions asking what members should be asking about.
That would be sweet. ^