Originally Posted by
Carl Spackler
That's unknowable. What you are doing is making a case to never release survey results. I know of no other entity or act that actually plans on never releasing the results of a survey. Imagine you having the right to vote for president, but the results of your vote and your other citizens votes are never released? Our dues pay for the polling, but we members are specifically excluded from seeing what we've paid for.
Not sure of what case you're trying to make here Splash, but it's an indefensible position to suggest that members should never see the results of their own opinions.
Carl
I think voting is different than surveying. We know the results of the ratification vote in 2012 because we wouldn't have had a contract without the results. How the items within our contract survey were ranked is a different matter entirely, especially since all the items had yet to be negotiated.
You were making a case for release of survey results. I was giving an example of why that might not always be a good idea, and citing a situation that actually happened.