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Doctor Q

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Effective today, forum member xUKHCx, who joined MacRumors in January 2006 and lives near London, has become a site administrator.

He's spent his time at MacRumors making friends, sharing his knowledge, helping other forum users, and serving as a moderator. He will now help us with site administration as well.

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Glad to hear it, I was surprised xUKHCx didn't make it into the big batch of admins a few months ago.

We added moderators just over a year ago, and xUKHCx was already a moderator at that time...he's been on the mod team since December 2007.

Before today, I was the most recent addition to the admin group, and that was also in December 2007.
 
Bit unexpected, but definitely most thoroughly deserved... this is a good move for the site and all concerned. I know some may have had problems with xUKHCx in the past, but the period in which we worked together, he showed nothing less than integrity and commitment... and retaining balance, a rationed patience for timewasters, attention-seekers and fools.
 
Bit unexpected, but definitely most thoroughly deserved... this is a good move for the site and all concerned. I know some may have had problems with xUKHCx in the past, but the period in which we worked together, he showed nothing less than integrity and commitment... and retaining balance, a rationed patience for timewasters, attention-seekers and fools.

Nice to hear an account from behind the curtain so to speak
I have always appreciated his work and see this as a positive move

Congrats Rich!
 
Nice to hear an account from behind the curtain so to speak


I will always stand by those who did OK by me — from my perspective, we had a laugh when working together — and I don't have much to keep quiet about any more, nor the slightest reason to suck up to anyone. Pulling punches and keeping my mouth shut doesn't mean that what I publicly have to say has any larger value either.

Anyway, this is a good thing and the more I think about it, the better it gets. I know there are those who would disagree, but if they saw what I've seen over a couple of years, then they'd change their tune. What people see here on these forums is the tip of an iceberg... his will be a valuable, grounded voice in the admin group, and just as importantly, this will free up time and resources for Doctor Q and WildCowboy, individuals who I have a great deal of time and respect for.
 
We added moderators just over a year ago, and xUKHCx was already a moderator at that time...he's been on the mod team since December 2007.

Before today, I was the most recent addition to the admin group, and that was also in December 2007.

Sorry, mixed my words up, but what you said is what I meant, was it really a year ago new mods were added? Time flies huh.
 
Congrats! As the new guy, does he have to keep cranking the servers to keep it working? ;)
 
Congrats! I've always found him to be very responsive, helpful and kind :) BTW, what exactly is the difference between mod and admin in terms of what they do? Admins do more backroom work?
 
Thanks all :eek::).

The difference is basically background stuff that general members rarely see.
 
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