Originally Posted by
Hawaii50
Which brings up the point, assuming all LECs know what their constituents put in their contract surveys, do one or two LECs have a right to stifle the stated contract priorities of the rest of the pilot group if they were different from their own group? They would have the right to argue their point obviously but how far would be too far?
Which brings up this point. Do you really think that one LEC would have vastly different survey results from another? Statistically and mathematically, not likely at all.