The reason I picked these people is that they are pretty active. Tell me if someone else should be president

Kiv24133 wrote:
What about me *runs and hides* lol im just teasing

I think you listed all the most active users, for sure.

Kiv24133 wrote: Pathfinder4ever or sci_geeek.

Hello, This is Sidious Cynic reporting the opening results for this year's nail biter of a electoral campaign. This year we have a number of promising candidates on the roster. For the male, argumentative vote, we have Jo diaz and Kool Katz. Mr. Diaz is losing early in the results, but with his winning personality, he might just make a comeback. Mr. Katz is winning in the early polls so far, with forty percent of the vote; neck-a-neck with leader among the female, writer vote, Ms. Sci Geek. Ms. Geek, has a strong chance of winning this year. But close behind her is the talent showcase favourite Bookworm Jo, with twenty percent. It's anybody's game at this point, ladies and gents, a real nail-biter. And now we'll proceed with the presidential debate:

Tell us, candidates, if you're elected, how will you make the Guide community a better place?

Kiv24133 wrote: Everyone hate me smh. I voted for myself only.

BookwormJo wrote: Haha

Sci_geek how does it feel to have the most votes

And in a stirring upset, Ms. Sci Geek narrowly takes the lead, with Kool Katz and Bookworm Jo only a point behind. Jo Diaz, with that winning personality and rugged good looks of his, lags behind the others with a single self-administered vote. This reporter is feeling the heat as this election enters the mid-game season. This game is played for all the marbles, people. Another question for our beloved candidates:

What is your take on the lack of Guide subscription affordability, when taken into consideration the almost appalling inability of Seventh-Day Adventist corporate organisations to yield a profit or even break even?

InsidiousCynic wrote: Thank you, Mr. Cynic. If elected, I will advocate for more kindness on the discussion forum, and will continue to warn against long quotes and too many spoilers. I will encourage wholesome conversations on the forum, as well as Guidesters' creative power on the Talent Showcase. Also, I will release a new and improved introduction which I have been working on with Ms. Alyssa 4 Jesus and my opponent Mr. Katz. I will be peaceful in this election and will support anyone who wins.
That's all I have to say for now, Mr. Cynic. I'll let you know if anything else comes to mind.

BookwormJo wrote: Lol

Hey! Let's pick running mates.
Alyssa, wanna be my running mate?

InsidiousCynic wrote: Umm...are the mods ok with this?

jodiaz wrote: Recently, with your behavior, it's really surprising that you think others should vote for you.

Kiv24133 wrote: I have a few questions.
1. Are the moderators kool with this?
2. When does this election end?
3. What exactly does that president do?
4. How long will he/she be president for?
5. Will the moderators oversee everything to ensure nothing goes wrong?
6. Is this a joke?

jodiaz wrote: We don't hate you, jodiaz. Though we haven't been very kind. I'm sorry. I won't be like that anymore.

Kiv24133 wrote: I have the most votes?

InsidiousCynic wrote: Thank you Mr. Cynic, but before I answer your question, I'll need you to, um...ask it to me again like I'm a 6 yr old

Khriz Kool Katz wrote: Ok guys, please, let's cool down...

sci_geeek wrote:
Ok

Khriz Kool Katz wrote: What do you mean my behavior? I've been acting like I've always acted. Like my regular self. I'm surprised that everyone appears to hate me. I just want to have fun arguments but everyone doesn't want to partake in it. Is it really my fault everyone hates me?

Khriz Kool Katz wrote: 6. For sure. And I’m always watching , even when I don’t post xD

Alyssa4Jesus wrote: Like if I win you'll be vice president.

jodiaz wrote: We don't hate you, Lightness.

sci_geeek wrote:
Well the Seventh-day Adventist Church has a history of being...not too great with business (at least in North America). This probably comes from the fact that they're always in a juggling act between trying to keep things affordable for the general public and trying to make money to sustain themselves. The problem is that these Adventist businesses cater to a small following (Adventists). I think this is what drives prices of their products up; they get so few customers. In the case of Guide, a lot of people can't afford it or don't want to have to pay to get it, but the price is necessary for Pacific Press to make a profit. What I'm saying is, in a nut shell, that it sucks that some really cool Adventist material like Guide remains too pricey for lots of people, while the publishing company struggles to make ends meet trying to make it affordable.