Thank you for letting us know why you
shouldn't be on the council.
I personally don't think folks should take this idea seriously. They're not going to honor it, especially not with the way they're advertising it. It is simply a way for them to go look, the people in the council said this is what you wanted. Then the rest of the player base, who does not agree with the council, will still be mad, just like they are now.
If they were genuinely serious about this type of idea, they would ask the players themselves through surveys. Like they do for the higher-end players in Diablo 3, and Overwatch. From there, award game time, or in-game cosmetics, something that way they know their time is valuable, and so the player takes it seriously.
I have been lucky enough to get NDA emails from Blizzard in regards to Diablo 3 for years, I don't disclose what they talk about, but we're allowed to mention they exist. Which MMO-C has already posted about them in the past anyway. I still think it is the perfect way to do it, otherwise, this "council" is going to turn into another echo chamber for streamers and elitist jerks, which honestly, is what I think Blizzard wants anyway.
I view myself as a casual player, who at times, can be hardcore. I've hit 2400+ in the arena, but never good enough to get a glad title, I've done CE, but not consistently, have been 3500+ on raider.io a few times, but only when I care. I would not be the player someone would want on a council. But the reality is, someone who has NEVER done any of those things, shouldn't be either. One person can't speak for another, you need loads of replies/data to decide what to do. Not a small council who will in the end, most likely feed off each other, and gain some sort of "superiority" over the common/casual player.