Sorry, I thought the math would
speak for itself. Where one might need nearly a thousand supporters to secure
a nomination at 10% in the NA region, less than a hundred will do in many other venues.
If a member lives in such a region, the likelihood of being sufficiently networked
to pass the 10% bar seems very high to me. There are, for example, a dozen
potential candidates in Australia/NZ/Oceania who could gather the 10% in a day, and
I am sure this is true of many other areas with shallow representation. The
more complex, populated, and wired the area, the higher the barrier -- it seems,
oddly, fair.francis
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