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Another victim, fallen to the lures of member volunteering for FPN, as a moderator, namely, dcroe05.

 

dcroe05 will be helping out with Classifieds, general mod duty, and possibly one or more forums.

 

Dale, thank you kindly for volunteering!

 

Warmest regards, Wim

on behalf of the entire Admin and Moderator Team

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Way to go Dale! Congratulations, the admin team made an excellent choice.

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Jolly good show, Dale :thumbup:

 

 

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Thedeacon & RMN,

 

Thanks for your kind words.

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Thanks and congratulations on your new posting.

Sincerely, beak.

 

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Is Dale the new moderator for the Lamy forum?

 

Now, if there were a Franklin-Christoph forum.....

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Hey Dale,

 

Thanks for volunteering and welcome to the fun house!

 

Rusty

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Glad to hear this. Congratulations

 

Regards,

 

Keith

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Congratulations, Dale! It's nice to know another ink pioneer is on the team!

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lol - you do realize that according to the original post, he became a moderator in November 2013? But, hey, I will add my belated welcome to the thread, too. :D

 

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