Am I right in thinking that some of our moderators have thrown in the towel?
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I've noticed whilst browsing this morning that the list of moderators seems a little smaller than of late.
Am I right in thinking that some of our moderators have thrown in the towel?
Am I right in thinking that some of our moderators have thrown in the towel?
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Easilyconfused
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Re: Moderators
There have been a few changes in the team recently due to other interests taking priority, pressure of work and other reasons.
Kindest regards
John Lewis
Member of the forum moderation team
John Lewis
Member of the forum moderation team
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phill70
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Re: Moderators
Gav
I handed in my mod status after 8 years, basically because of heart problems, and a total loss of intrest in trains.
Gradually getting over both.
Glyn
I handed in my mod status after 8 years, basically because of heart problems, and a total loss of intrest in trains.
Gradually getting over both.
Glyn
Glyn Phillips
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jbilton
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Hi Glynphill70 wrote:Gav
I handed in my mod status after 8 years, basically because of heart problems, and a total loss of intrest in trains.
Gradually getting over both.
Glyn
Sorry to hear of your poor health .... wish you a speedy recovery.
I don't think the second is curable ....
Cheers
Jon
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Re: Moderators
Have yourself a speedy recovery Glyn.
Your name was one of the ones that I recognised as not bieng a moderator anymore as was Jim's and Ruth's too.
Your name was one of the ones that I recognised as not bieng a moderator anymore as was Jim's and Ruth's too.
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jp4712
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1. I have a very intensive international career (I see from my frequent flyer statement that I have made 45 international flights so far this year) plus a family, plus other hobbies. Something had to give.
2. http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... 4&t=125685 has all the evidence one needs to demonstrate why I have entirely wearied of the trolls and naysayers who say stuff just to look clever. I simply have no heart in trying to battle that kind of behaviour any more. After seven years as a mod, opinionated smart alecs get to you.
Paul
2. http://forums.uktrainsim.com/viewtopic. ... 4&t=125685 has all the evidence one needs to demonstrate why I have entirely wearied of the trolls and naysayers who say stuff just to look clever. I simply have no heart in trying to battle that kind of behaviour any more. After seven years as a mod, opinionated smart alecs get to you.
Paul
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Re: Moderators
As an ALEC I can at least deny being "smart", based on my wife's comments on my fashion sense! However I will admit to having opinions!
On a more serious note I believe that ALL moderators do a very good job under what at times can be trying conditions, and for that I am grateful.
Thank you, Alec
On a more serious note I believe that ALL moderators do a very good job under what at times can be trying conditions, and for that I am grateful.
Thank you, Alec
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