They did respond to a thread but they where not contacted , ? Do you know the definition of contact ?
I’ve raided, I’ve been casual, I used to play on an alliance dominated server as horde , i used to play in the early AM when there was really no group content to do due to no open queues in Vanilla/TBC. I got the zookeeper title (forget you minfernal) I get what I want.
That being said I can’t think of anything my input would add. Also I fully believe that the CC will die like the secret forum did. I really hope I’m wrong. I really do.
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They were contacted. When you link a thread, link a post, quote a person, or reply directly to someone, it puts an alert next to their forum account avatar at the top right telling them who linked or replied, and giving them a fast link to get to that specific post.
You will have a notification that I just replied to you and if you click that notification it takes you to this post. It is a very easy way to get someone’s attention and direct them to a thread.
If I was a council member I wouldn’t want anyone to have a way to get in contact with me.
People on the internet have a tendency to cross the line. There’s no need to open up that line of communication
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If that is true, they must have like a million notifications no ?
Not at all - I just mean that I don’t want to represent any opinions that I wouldn’t stand behind. It has nothing to do with right or wrong
Nope. Surprisingly people don’t really abuse it. I am likely the more active person here and don’t usually get more than 8 or so overnight on a busy night. Pretty easy to check with coffee in the am. In my case most are just explaining policy, or forum software, or whatever 
It is just how the forum software works that it sends you the notification. You can check that yourself with your own notifications.
yeah don’t bother making suggestions to that poster - it is a no win either way - just make your suggestions in game and that way no one can just ‘weed’ them out.
If there was then no one would want to be on the community council 