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I was feeling a bit overwhelmed by the testosterone level among the admin team. I begged and pleaded that the team be expanded and include another female representative from the forum. Leslie has bravely taken on that task.

 

Okay - I'm just kidding on the testerone thing - so far. :D

 

Seriously - it has been the intent of the board founder(s) to involve a sufficient number of administrators to cover FPN's needs for technical support as well as moderation or organizational issues. "Sufficient" was deemed relatively early on to be dictated by the "7 plus or minus 2" rule.* To that end, Leslie was asked to join the moderation team and has graciously accepted. Please welcome her as part of our admin team and keep in mind that any or all of us can be contacted for help with the board.

 

Welcome, Leslie and Thank you.

 

*currently there are 5 administrators on the team.

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Yes indeed. Welcome Leslie. I do hope the other two candidates who have been contacted will also join shortly :)

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Welcome, Leslie! It looks like you guys are assembling an outstanding admin team. This bodes well for the future of the site. We are lucky to have you all!

 

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Okay, okay. :blush: Cut that out everyone.

 

I read all the threads. I just don't post so much. Now, move aside, nothing to see here. Post away.

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