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What is the radio project? Is it interviews?
I'm actually looking forward to helping you run a festival or two (fan fiction festival, inter-regional and another one) and figure out a more visually pleasing way to make market street work. Escade ~ Positions Held in TSP ~ Delegate | Vice Delegate Minister of Regional Affairs, | Minister of Foreign Affairs | Minister of Military Affairs ~ The Sparkly One ~ My Pinterest Unibot Wrote: Good luck on your campaign, Feirmont. Thank you very much Unibot  Escade Wrote: What is the radio project? Is it interviews? I can break down my answer for the Radio Project in two ideas: 1. In the very near future, I would like the Radio to have a news show. I feel it's a great way to start it and I already have permission from the Southern Journal and SPINN to use their publications and air them on the radio. I would also like to use the radio for publicity and recruitment: I've had a demo of sorts with the Census Elimination Contest where I ran a publicity segment. I feel the segment was well received. Finally, used for interviews of the current government and of campaigners during an election period. 2. In the farther future I would like it to be a community Radio; with news, fictional stories, RP uses, games and a comedy show (in fact, CurlyHoward sent me something already). This is a massive undertaking that requires time and devotion. Even if I'm not elected, I would still dedicate my time to seeing this vision come true. Punchwood Wrote: What makes you the right guy for the job? Good luck as well. I believe my current work ethic and drive to succeed makes me the ideal candidate. I have left all lines of communication open with nations not on the Forums, forumites and nations in different regions to try and make TSP a funner place to be. If I am not elected, I promise to keep my positive attitude to help the elected Minister and the entire Ministry to the best of my abilities. Good luck to you too Punch
Thank you for answering the question. RA is really my favorite thing about TSP even though it sometimes gets overshadowed by other areas of government. What would you change about the way MoRA works? What do you think about the Local Council and its potential to help MoRA especially on the forum side of things?
Escade ~ Positions Held in TSP ~ Delegate | Vice Delegate Minister of Regional Affairs, | Minister of Foreign Affairs | Minister of Military Affairs ~ The Sparkly One ~ My Pinterest Escade Wrote: Thank you for answering the question. RA is really my favorite thing about TSP even though it sometimes gets overshadowed by other areas of government. What would you change about the way MoRA works? I wouldn't change much. The current Director, promotions and Advisory Council method I feel works really well. Of course, if the level of MoRA members increases or decreases, I am prepared to review the current norm. I would continue to process Fellowship Programme applicants much the way it is done now. However, I'm hoping to implement a Companion Programme; something Kringle and the Advisory Staff have been trying to work out. Escade Wrote: What do you think about the Local Council and its potential to help MoRA especially on the forum side of things? I'm overjoyed! One of the reasons I joined the forums was to try and bring more to the RMB. I believe the Local Council is a step in the right direction. Elected or not, I'm excited to work with the members of The Local Council and do whatever I can to help make it as great as I think it can be.
Thank you for answering my questions. I have one more for you.
What would you have done differently had you been the MoRA during the last term? Hileville Wrote: What would you have done differently had you been the MoRA during the last term? First, I would like to say Kringle did a great job as MoRA; although it was the first Cabinet term I have been forum-side active, I was honoured to work under him as his deputy. To answer your question: I would have tried my best to recruit and try to bolster RMB involvement in activities through dispatches and the WFE. I believe there are many out there who don't know how to join the Forum, or feel intimidated by it; same with the activities we had planned over the last months. Also, I would have planned and ran more activities on the RMB, and really pushed the Delegate to have more 'fun' polls.
1. What qualities or strength does you opponent in this election have that you would want to emulate?
Escade ~ Positions Held in TSP ~ Delegate | Vice Delegate Minister of Regional Affairs, | Minister of Foreign Affairs | Minister of Military Affairs ~ The Sparkly One ~ My Pinterest Escade Wrote: 1. What qualities or strength does you opponent in this election have that you would want to emulate? Punchwood has one of the best 'no-nonsense' attitudes, highest energy and I feel isn't afraid to speak their mind. These strengths are needed to run a successful ministry; with deadlines and many projects on the go. If elected, I would emulate these strengths as best I can to run a productive term as Minister.
Well I do like mucking around when I can.
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