Updated listing of moderation and admin team

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grahame

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Updated listing of moderation and admin team

« on: March 29, 2008, 19:41:17 »

I've updated the "Who's behind this forum?" sticky topic here on "Introductions and Chat". The moderation team has grown of late, and at the following link you'll find a brief and current introduction to everyone:

http://www.firstgreatwestern.info/coffeeshop/index.php?topic=1780.0

The moderators have also approved my request to add a couple of new names to help me with the administration - that's the technical (none-railway) end of running a site like this, and the two people who have joined me in that role are now also listed on that page so that you'll recognise them if you see them around. Both are very experienced in providing internet services of various sorts.

A personal comment - I'm delighted with (and very thankful for) each and every one of the moderation and administration team. Without them, the First Great Western Coffeeshop simply coundn't function.


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Re: Updated listing of moderation and admin team

« Reply #1 on: March 30, 2008, 00:17:12 »

I for one would like to say well done chaps and ladies. You've really done a lot of great work making this website the number one place to discuss/sound off/praise FGW^▸ and in doing so, helping probably 100s of people who use FGW to stay sane!

Cheers then.

Mike


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