Massively's EVE Online CSM candidate roundup, page 2

Mirtillo is running for CSM on a platform of low security space revamps and various minor balance tweaks.

Katabrok First is something of an unknown among the candidates. He plans to push for issues like reducing blobbing, revamping PvE and adding more solar systems.

Trebor Daehdoow is running for CSM on a platform of fixing lag and improving the game's user interface. The 51 year old player has had a long and successful career in the programming industry and believes he can take these talents into the CSM.
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Esharan is a relatively unknown player running for CSM on a completely neutral platform. Having been involved in many different areas of gameplay, he believes that he is better able to provide unbiased service to the CSM than most.

Fatmarrow has decided to run for CSM on a neutral platform, preferring to represent all issues equally. He believes his experience as a real-life patent attourney will help him push issues in the meetings with CCP.

Mynxee has made a name for herself as one of EVE's most notorious female outlaws. She's running for CSM on a strong platform of reforms to low security space and decreasing blobbing in PvP through a form of stacking penalty.

Avicenna Sarfaraz is one of the IT alliance candidates for this CSM and plans to hold CCP accountable for long-standing bugs and glitches in the game. Their campaign website is unfortunately currently down.

Mike Azariah is running for CSM on a platform of fixing all the little issues with EVE that have been delayed due to low priority. He hopes to make improvements to faction warfare, bookmarks and the user interface.

Elise Randolph is running for CSM on a platform of revamping low security space, improving faction warfare and a whole host of other changes.

Jump MacClone is running for CSM on a platform of improving the way EVE's GMs communicate with players and other issues.

Cinori Aluben is running for CSM on a platform of improving the everyday pilot's experience and all the little things in EVE instead of producing more big, unfinished features.

ALPHA12125 is CEO of 0utbreak and is running for CSM on a platform of pushing PvP and alliance issues.

Corbeau Lenoir is another pilot from IT alliance promising to push reforms to high and low security space. He also wishes to make EVE a more harsh place and is pushing various fixes described in his campaign thread.

Cat o'Ninetails gained notoriety though the EVE forums and hopes to enter the fifth CSM to open up more communication between EVE's developers or game masters and its player community.

Ashina Sito is running for CSM on a platform of repopulating nullsec through something he calls "incubator systems".

Paritybit is running for CSM on a platform of boosting low security space, changing criminality, removing local and other changes.

Alorithe is running for CSM on a platform of supporting the little guys and casual players of EVE.

Illectroculus Defined is running for CSM to push a wide range of changes, from local chat as an intel source to saving UI settings server-side as other games do.

Manalapan is running for CSM on a platform of supporting griefers and scammers.

Lycanthis is not a well known player and has no real statement of intent. His campaign forum thread shows that he's interested in improving the EVE user interface and convincing CCP to spend a development cycle polishing the game rather than releasing another expansion.
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Centurax is running for CSM to help develop planetary interaction and player owned structures as well as pushing balance issues through to CCP.

Greymouse is a relatively unknown candidate who supplied no initial statement of intent but later launched a campaign website. She has participated in an interview with EVE Tribune, where she gave details on why she's running for CSM 5. She hopes to encourage CCP to slow down the rate at which they produce new content to give more time for debugging.