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Dearest Members and Visitors of the Fountain Pen Nut House,

Two more victims volunteers from amongst us have indicated they would like to help out with moderating one of our forums, in this case, the Penmanship Forum :D. The new co-moderators for this forum are HDoug (Doug) and smk (Salman), and it is with great pride and pleasure that we make this announcement!

 

Many of you probably do know Doug already as he has been one of our moderators for quite some time, and those of you who do visit the Penmanship Forum probably recognize Salman's name, as he has been a most excellent contributor to the forum for some time already.

 

Please join us in welcoming Doug and Salman as co-moderators to the Penmanship Forum.

 

Thank you, and aloha to Doug, and thank you, welcome and hi to Salman!

 

Warm regards,

The FPN Admin Team

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Thank you very much in advance.
 
Warm regards,
The FPN Admin Team

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Congrats to you both!

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Welcome to this challenge Doug and Salman and thanks for taking on this task :thumbup:

Happy Writing!, Mainecoon

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Thank you for the warm welcome folks. It will be a pleasure to contribute to the smooth running of our online haunt. I'm lucky to have Doug and the rest of the moderator team along for guidance.

 

It was an eye opener for me to see how much work goes into keeping things running smoothly and keeping FPN an enjoyable place for all. I hope to keep up with the high standards our moderators and administrators have set for us.

 

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Welcome all victims....notworthy1.gif

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Thanks to the both of you for offering to help out.

I can imagine the amount of commitment ...

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Congratulations to both of you, Doug and Salman.

I’m sure being a moderator is not such an easy task. Thank you for taking up the task and being there for us, all FPN members.

Regards,

Halid

 

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I just now saw this thread ...

Hooray! Congrats to the new moderators and, like others in this thread, I'd like to thank you in advance for all your hard work.

"You have to be willing to be very, very bad in this business if you're ever to be good. Only if you stand ready to make mistakes today can you hope to move ahead tomorrow."

Dwight V. Swain, author of Techniques of the Selling Writer.

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Thanks for your time and dedication to FPN.

With the new FPN rules, now I REALLY don't know what to put in my signature.

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