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RE: Moderator Appreciation Thread - 3/2/2008 3:07:02 PM
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Szaftoo
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I am thankful for many things but one of them is how our moderators keep the boards upright. They are quick to address subjects and posts that are inappropriate and language that crosses the line.
Tough job and I am thankful they do it.
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RE: Moderator Appreciation Thread - 3/2/2008 3:32:49 PM
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.Pammy
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I can't write poetry so I'll just say thank you! I love that this place is moderated and "safe". I don't have to be afraid of what I'll run into. It's wonderful to have a refuge like this in this world.
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RE: Moderator Appreciation Thread - 4/9/2008 3:39:09 PM
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armydude
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THANK YOU MODS!!!
It's been a couple of days since a VERY repulsive post was put up, and the mods took care of it. Y'all are awesome!
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RE: Moderator Appreciation Thread - 4/11/2008 6:28:46 PM
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Kath
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You all are just so sweet. Thank you!
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RE: Moderator Appreciation Thread - 4/14/2008 3:52:43 AM
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1love1God1way
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Thanks for putting up with people like me.
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RE: Moderator Appreciation Thread - 4/18/2008 8:35:19 PM
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sosing2me
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I actually saw the moderators in action tonight. WOW! What a great job keeping garbage out of the forums. THANK YOU for the marvelous job you do. Now I know just what an important job you have.
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RE: Moderator Appreciation Thread - 5/15/2008 12:57:19 PM
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WhiteRoseBlessings
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This isn't exactly a thank you to someone who performed a moderator task . . . however it is a thank you to someone who just happens to be a moderator . . . and since this is my thread, I hope you'll allow me to bend the rules a bit.  
PrincessDonna . . . I think of you every time I do a relative link . . . and since someone referred to me the other day as the Queen of links, that means I think of you a lot! LOL
I will be forever grateful for your teaching me how to do relative links. 
For those of y'all who don't know what relative links are, they are links that will take anyone logged in from any portal to the linked post and still keep them logged into to their portal of choice - regardless of which portal the link was created in.
It's Wonderful! 
And may I take this moment to ask y'all to please consider making relative links when creating a link to somewhere here in the forums. It takes probably only 2-3 seconds longer to create than a regular link. And it really is wonderful to be directed somewhere via a link and still be logged.
And for those who don't know how to create relative links but are interested, here are the instructions:
You know how you normally would copy the entire address from the address bar for a regular link?
For a relative link . . . you only have to copy everything to the right of .com
Your relative links will actually begin with /fb
For example, let's take the following link (I've added spaces in to allow for the lesson):
http: //www .faithcommunitynetwork .com/fb. aspx?m=2979057
Highlight and delete http:// www. faithcommunity network . com
What you have remaining . . . /fb. aspx?m=2979057 . . . will be your link (except without the space added in there).
In the link window, this will be inserted on the middle row (with, of course, the bottom row being whatever you want to name the link). The middle row says URL * next to the typing window.
The top row (Type) has a pull-down window. Click on the arrows and then choose relative . . and then finish that window by clicking on ok.
Then, what you'll end up with is a relative link.
Example of relative link
BTW . . . relative links are only for internal links . . . they won't work on external links (i.e., other websites, etc.)
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RE: Moderator Appreciation Thread - 5/18/2008 5:18:12 PM
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zmanfan38
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Wow, thank you, Kate!!! I never saw any of them and very glad of that.
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RE: Moderator Appreciation Thread - 5/21/2008 6:43:06 PM
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karlie
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Is it okay for a mod to appreciate other mods??
I love, love, love Kath and Kate! Kath looks out for me and is so patient when I need to ask a question or I forget to do something. She is a sweetheart and never minds explaining things or taking a look at something for me.
And Kate (along with Kath) covers a lot of stuff assigned to me before I even get online. They are on the ball and both do a lot for us other mods.
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