
Originally Posted by
Kaylia
No one force them to limit themselves to the question. I agree most were subpar, but it's not an excuse to not read between the line. Instead, they should aknowledge (or not) the issue raised by the question (or one that encompass the question), they should explain their visions, and in the end, explain their plan in the near future. That's what we want to know. Yes/no answers like they doesn't tell us anything we want to know.
Also, instead of giving us 30 bad answers, they should have picked 10 that were more meaningful.