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> On Jul 17, 2014, at 8:36 AM, Samuli Suominen <ssuominen@g.o> wrote: |
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> For what's it worth, I couldn't care less if my voting is public or not, |
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> it's nothing personal to anyone, it's only what I think is best for the |
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> And I hope others feel the same way (even those whom didn't get elected) |
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I admit that I had some initial negative feelings when I saw that the only less popular option than myself was reopening nominations, but I got over it after realizing that people's opinions were none of my business. I had refrained from making unsolicited statements on my positions in the belief that someone should ask first, but none did. |
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I think that is unfortunate that no one asked and that the outcome might have been different had a single person asked, but c'est la vie. I bear no ill will toward anyone who cast a vote (or did not cast a vote). How people voted should have no bearing on the interactions between those voting and those on the ballot. |
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