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Relinquishing DI moderation role
Please note that I have relinquished my role as moderator on Degreeinfo, in its current form, effective immediately.
Cheers,
George Dr George Brown
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Sorry to read that George. You are one of the most reasonable people on these forums.
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I am most saddened by the news. I thought you did well. I sincerely hope you continue to contribute and look forward to your future posts. The Village Idiot -
I thought you were cool too....
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Sorry to see our best moderator depart...
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God bless you, George.
You have my highest regard. I hope we cybermeet again under happier circumstances.
Waiting for the better day,
Janko Preotul -
Sorry to hear of your resignation. Theo the Educated Derelict
BA, History/Political Science, Western State College of Colorado, 1984
MBA, Entrepreneurship, City University of Seattle, 1992
MBA, Marketing, City University of Seattle, 1993
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My Resignation
Due to a matter of competing priorities I find myself compelled to resign as a Moderator on this board. I would like to thank those who offered support as well as those who offered criticism. I have learned from you all. Best wishes.
Jack -
This is awful to see two moderators leave in a matter of a day. I thought you did an excellent job,but I understand why you are resigning. The Village Idiot -
Re: My Resignation
Originally posted by Jack Tracey Due to a matter of competing priorities I find myself compelled to resign as a Moderator on this board. I would like to thank those who offered support as well as those who offered criticism. I have learned from you all. Best wishes.
Jack
You were a great Moderator Jack, please continue to participate in this forum. That goes for George Brown as well.
Thank you gentleman!
Abner A.A. Cypress B.S. - California Coast University, M.B.A. - Aspen University
"If a Samurai's head were to be suddenly cut off, he should be able to perform one more action with certainty" - Hagakure -
Bravo.... to what TimD and Abner have said above.
To George and Jack:
Good morning. You will be sorely missed as DI Moderators. You were great in that role, and although I do understand, I am sorry to see you give up those functions.
But please, do not give up on participating here on DI!
Miss you, I will, as Moderators, but I refuse to miss your valuable and often excellent posts on DL and online education , here at DI.
Thanks for everything, Gentlemen!
Carry on, all!
Thanks. Jake_A
"A good name is better than riches."
BS Brown University, Prov, RI
MS Columbia University, NYC
MPH, Columbia University, NYC
CPM, Geo. Wash. Univ, Wash, DC
CCP, Learning Tree Int, Rock, MD
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Re: My Resignation
Originally posted by Jack Tracey Due to a matter of competing priorities I find myself compelled to resign as a Moderator on this board. I would like to thank those who offered support as well as those who offered criticism. I have learned from you all. Best wishes.
Jack Being a moderator is not about power (though some think it is). Also, being a moderator is much tougher on a busy forum than what most people realize. People constantly PM you with real complaints... and you (as a moderator) have to address each and every one of them. So you may log-on expecting to enjoy yourself and visit all your favorite websites to make a few postings, but instead you get tangled-up in answering all those PMs for 30 minutes each and every day. It's much tougher than what most people realize!!! And if a post is deleted, people get very angry!!! Resolving problems is almost impossible, which creates stress for those involved.
Last edited by me again; 01-12-2006 at 09:17 AM.
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Re: Relinquishing DI moderation role
Originally posted by George Brown Please note that I have relinquished my role as moderator on Degreeinfo, in its current form, effective immediately.
Cheers,
George Being a moderator is not about power (though some think it is). Also, being a moderator is much tougher on a busy forum than what most people realize. People constantly PM you with real complaints... and you (as a moderator) have to address each and every one of them. So you may log-on expecting to enjoy yourself and visit all your favorite websites to make a few postings, but instead you get tangled-up in answering all those PMs for 30 minutes each and every day. It's much tougher than what most people realize!!! And if a post is deleted, people get very angry!!! Resolving problems is almost impossible, which creates stress for those involved. -
God bless you, Jack.
I respect utterly your wisdom and integrity.
Honour cheaply sold is expensively regained.
Tot siens,
Janko Preotul -
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Jack, you are a major loss. It really pities me to see you go. I hope you still stick around, and somehow keep linked to the board (even if it is just as a regular poster...). -
It is entirely wrong to continue to list George and Jack as moderators in the opening page of the individual forums.
I reiterate my great respect for George and Jack and my best wishes to them.
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