Trying to ignore

Hello, first of all I like to follow the rules, I like respect to prevail anywhere and at all times.
I only express my concern, you have every right to mark what is wrong or what is not applicable. Certainly it can happen that due to language and customs some things are misinterpreted, for this reason, I want that if in any of my comments you see something that is not appropriate, just let me know, and then I will be able to realize that the form of translation does not is working. I am going to thank you.
I have many good friends here, we may or may not agree on some technical points, but mutual respect is universal and indisputable.
Hug for you friend!

Mauricio,

Your posts are always full of love, respect, humbleness and humility. Along with great model engine info and flying. Just keep doing what you do.

Guilty, I apologize. Misspelled donkey the other day.

Thank You for all you guys do , and Ron has surly had his hands full awhile , since we all know Rusty had moved mostly (it seemed) over to Stunthanger after graduating to larger plane . but i think that was OK O i am guilt of a sin or two Opps !

"WE" need to remember that there is also young forum members here.
Would you want you son/daughter to see inappropriate language/discussions here.
Even the ones trying to skirt the rules (NO).

This forum is here to enlighten, educate, and help members who want/need information.
Even the  should be changed to "darn-it" ( there's enough swearing out there).

Being an administrator is almost a full time job (besides your other full time job) and pay is poor.

So, I would like to thank "ALL" administrators of different forums for a job well done!

(from a former administrator)

Ron and Jacob, I have a good feeling for what you all go through. Sometimes I feel like a forum moderator when helping serve the poor with social services for the Salvation Army.

Thanks for your words Ron, I really feel very good here .... from the first day I received great camaraderie from the members, a lot of respect and that great amount of affection between the people. A hug always makes good and fence that I have received many here. Thank you!

I chaired an academic department at a university for many years (a whole story in itself). I used to say that no one came thru my door to tell me what a great job I was doing -- it did give me a different perspective on managing and directing a diverse group of individuals. I had a late Uncle who pontificated on occasion -- one of his comments I've always remembered was, "People have different opinions; that's why they make chocolate and vanilla ice cream".

Thank you to the moderators and posters here for making this the friendliest, most helpful and least contentious forum I've ever participated in. All of you should give yourselves a pat on the back.

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I think Mother Teresa had a good perspective on the workplace and people. "We the willing, led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. We have done so much with so little for so long that now we are qualified to do anything with nothing."

Here are a few humorous caricatures of forum stereotypes developed by Mike Reed about 15 years ago, getting harder to find on the net so I saved his work several years ago before it is lost to total obscurity. I think you will enjoy, no offense meant, but if there is a problem let me know and I'll edit that out.

Hey guys,

Thanks for the attaboys, all I was wanting to convey was to just to follow the rules. It isn’t any fun to have to enforce or say anything against certain posts. To be honest I have probably said inappropriate things myself over the past 9 yrs or so. It happens. We are human.

I only say something when things are getting a little more frequent. This forum is the best, I love it and want it to stay just as it is.

Ron