Still, some representatives disagreed. In an emailed statement after the meeting, Brett M. Biebelberg ’16, who voted against the measure, said that he does not believe the UC should endorse the service at this time, even though he thinks it’s “a fantastic idea.”
“I don't think the UC as a student government should promise to promote and give a stamp of approval to a third-party company like Kommonly that has yet to launch and demonstrate its viability,” he wrote.
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