Campaign India Team
Jul 15, 2010

Anant’s blog: Of dropped spots and ridiculous thoughts

With the AAAI elections looming large, I’m obviously following all developments very closely. While Nagesh Alai has conducted a low-profile campaign, Sandeep Goyal has been aggressive and in-your-face. Those in the electoral college have been receiving missives from ‘Campaign for Sandeep’ highlighting various issues which, presumably, Sandeep Goyal believes have been handled poorly by the AAAI.The latest mail has the subject line “Are 'Dropped Spots' Holding up the AAAI-IBF Agreement?– so, AAAI elections or not, I would have read it anyway.

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