What I really like about this board is the wide variety of experience and conditions that are represented here. For jobs, we have enough programmers to start a consulting firm, plus stay–at–home moms, engineers, nurses, editors, authors, scientists, lawyers, students, people out of work, and at least one stock–broker, social worker, professional killer (of insects), architect, airplane pilot, etc.
We also have people with depression, schizophrenia, bi–polar disorder, attention deficit disorder, chronic fatigue syndrome, hepatitis C, and deaf people. (And one person with his arm in a cast )
And we are well represented in English speaking countries
So, the challenge is – what don’t we have? The idea is to come up with a job, a location, or a health problem (or anything other condition that people might share) that no one on the board can claim.
And if you can (honestly) state that you represent what someone has thought to be unrepresented, you get double thread points. You don’t have to prove your statement, but a little insight into your life would be nice.
For my part, I don’t think we have any politicians or CEO’s, and I wonder if there are any blind people, or paralyzed people on the board.