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IPSE CC Elections 2015
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Yeah, especially as he did make an effort to answer questions on the forums. Shows that every vote counts though! -
Particularly when you consider he lost to someone who has ignored the forums throughout the whole thing (and last year when he stood as a candidate as well), but is online now.Originally posted by Bunk View PostShame for the guy who came 13th equal
But obviously the forums aren't the only way to engage with the membership.Comment
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He dropped off the CC a couple of years ago. However, he has continued to engage on the forums and has made some valuable contributions and I suspect he will continue to do so.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostYeah, especially as he did make an effort to answer questions on the forums. Shows that every vote counts though!
Sadly, rules is rules.Blog? What blog...?
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And to you, sir!Originally posted by Pondlife View PostCongrats to MS, Faq & CDog!
Thanks to all who voted.
And again - thanks to everyone who voted - the turnout was double that of last year.Comment
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His signature says "Still working to help make PCG [sic] better" so I would expect that he will continue as he has done.Originally posted by malvolio View PostHe dropped off the CC a couple of years ago. However, he has continued to engage on the forums and has made some valuable contributions and I suspect he will continue to do so.
Sadly, rules is rules.Comment
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Well done all. So phase 1 of CUK takeover of IPSE completed.Beer
is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.
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Thanks to everyone that voted in the elections and an even bigger thanks if you voted for me
I think there's some good candidates elected, and it is a shame that other good candidates lost out to "ghosts".Comment
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Originally posted by Coalman View PostWell done all. So phase 1 of CUK takeover of IPSE completed.
Surely IPSE deserves better than that?Comment
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Whatever. The CC is 30 strong for a reason.
Your challenge now is to (a) understand your new role and (b) make a difference. Who knows, you may even find I've been right all along...
Blog? What blog...?
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(c) claim as many freebies as you canOriginally posted by malvolio View PostWhatever. The CC is 30 strong for a reason.
Your challenge now is to (a) understand your new role and (b) make a difference. Who knows, you may even find I've been right all along...
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