Proposal: POLITBURO Election Change

[H Tower]

Currently we elect Politburo members every 12 game months, but it seems to me that it was too long a time, members have drifted off or had RL change the level of commitment they can give to the game. Therefore, I think it would be a good idea to cut the terms to every 6 months. Vote, discuss

[H Tower]

only 3 votes so far?

[EZRhino]

I think a six month turnover would encourage more competition, and give a little extra vitality to the game. Definitely a good idea

[The ANZAC]

6 months, though it may be over by then

[Bossy20000]

I voted for the bananas as I am a member of the Politburo and would really like a banana, but I think six months is best! It could involve more people if we have elections every now and then.

[H Tower]

so instead of voting for what is best you voted for the banana?

[conmcb25]

I voted for 12 months just to be the lone voice of dissent.

Either way is really fine with me.

[PinkyGen]

Or someone wants to hold onto power.

[EZRhino]

Originally posted by H Tower
so instead of voting for what is best you voted for the banana?

I must confess; I too succumbed to my personal lust for bananas

[H Tower]

Originally posted by PinkyGen
Or someone wants to hold onto power.

his term is up shortly enough

[Ben Kenobi]

Eh, banana. Do we really need a Politburo?

[conmcb25]

Originally posted by PinkyGen
Or someone wants to hold onto power.

Ha Ha, well I guess we will find out if this is true or not by whether I even decide to run again or not..............

[Bossy20000]

Originally posted by conmcb25


Ha Ha, well I guess we will find out if this is true or not by whether I even decide to run again or not..............

Ha!!! As if you have to run to be elected If we say you are the General Secretary, you are the General Secretary. After all, we do have a totalitary regime here in the CCCP

[PinkyGen]

I'm sure our General Secretary would never ignore the wishes of the workers. And if he theoretically does, I guess it will be interesting to see how a former General Secretary adapts to the Gulag again.