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Tribute to IFG Addicts
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:20 am
by Shamsher
Hi all,
The real contributors to the IFG site, these gentlemen below, they are not administrators or mods., but members like us,
Shahid,
penpusher Singh Sidhu,
Mehulkamdar,
Grumpy,
Kanwar76,
and of course the darling of the IFG, our lion hearted TenX
They have shared knowledge, answered questions & contributed a lot.
Hats off to these gentlemen, and may they posper & continue to contribute to the IFG & its members as they always did.
A drink to their good health folks
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:28 am
by TenX
Shamsher";p="59318 wrote:
A drink to their good health folks...
.. Now, thats more like it
Lets have the chit chat later.. lets get ahead on the
part
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:34 am
by Olly
You seem to have missed out on the Lion and the Chief himself....
Guess who ?
Hints :
The Lion lives down south
{I can hear his snarl...}
The Chief is a Delhi Darling... like me...
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:37 am
by TenX
Olly";p="59320 wrote:
...The Lion lives down south
{I can hear his snarl...} ...
Lion in ______'s clothing (Fill up the blanks)
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:55 am
by Olly
Ooops the Chief's avatar is a Bull....
So Lion and the Bull... dangerous combination there...
TenX : Now you better keep your distance from him... he hasn't gorged on anyone lately.... Best o' Luck... !
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 8:24 pm
by shooter
not wanting to take the credit away from them, just wanted to point out to the newer members that penpusher, grumpy and mehul used to be mods here. they spent valuable time here esp penpusher for legal issues, grumpy for shotguns and mehul for rifles.
I for one would have been poorer without their contributions.
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 8:33 pm
by lazybones
Cheers to all of you and a big thank you.
Ashok
Re: Tribute to IFG Addicts
Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 10:09 pm
by biking3819
a few names more i learnt a lot from them here...
rusty,praveen and abhijeet!
now whos the '---' in between the lion and the bull...lol,right this moment i remember tenX's pshop creations about the spirits and all...lol
cheers sanjiv
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:34 am
by shahid
So where's the beer then ?
Development and knowledge sharing is the issue. Common benefit of all.
Simply being a moderator is of no use. A moderator needs to give time to the forum daily. Not like me when I visit IFG when I feel like dont visit for a full two weeks if I am busy with other things.
For that matter I am a moderator on another gun site and I own a forum for off roaders in Dubai which takes up a lot of my time.
The IFG chief gives us valuable suggestions to run my websites and forums as well.
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:39 am
by TenX
Shahid, I beg to add the
responsibility aspect too, along with the time that our Mods put in. There is a level of tolerance, ethical limit, understanding and other such criteria that they have, with good balanced, displayed over time. As Admin of another forum and Mod on yet another, I am sure what you mean bears good weight
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:44 am
by shahid
Well these guys have set the rules for IFG and it is running as per it.
I see no problems there. THis forum is progressing and growing and a lot of newbies and youngsters are benefitng.
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:54 am
by TenX
shahid";p="59380 wrote:
... THis forum is progressing and growing and a lot of newbies and youngsters are benefitng.
.. Right on... A lot of information is shared, a lot of tips proposed.. and a whole lot more... all leading to an extravaganza of exposure and awareness, which is the basic deficit of this country.
Why I mention this is that, when we think of the so so many issues in our great country ... it leads to a simple thought, discussed thus:
Sometimes, over a beer when I discuss such topics with friends, I ask them if they know the basics of the procedure of registering a complaint with the cops, or any detail of the fundamental rights for citizens.. and what I mostly get is blanked stares and worn out looks. One of the major problem of the system, that I notice, is that there is no proper information exchange and awareness of rules/procedures/process/etc, which leads to those sitting in admin positions being capable of taking the moderate civilian for a ride in any direction. My simple question is that if we all really know the road rules, obey it, and break none, what are the chances of some one having to catch us to fine us? If that happens, who will give bribes when they are right in every way.. and against whom shall we complain of 'taking bribes'. In the reverse logic, it is us who make way for people to get corrupt by not wearing a helmet, and knowing fully well that it is a crime, and one note will temporarily make the uniform pose in the other direction
Having said thus, and digressing like always, we beg to need mods because we digress, break rules on and off, and somehow know of an elastic limit that we so often stretch to breakage
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 12:58 am
by shahid
All this talk makes me thirsty. Which is the best one here ? K***Fisher ?
Re: Tribute to IFG Addicts
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 1:02 am
by TenX
One man's K***F****R is another mans H******S
Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 1:03 am
by mundaire
While we are at it, may I dare interrupt the mutual back thumping
to propose a toast to those unknown and unseen visitors to IFG who have been bumping up our viewership over the past couple of years!
After all, our measly membership numbers cannot account for the 4.5 million plus page views in a bit over 2 years (not hits those are wayyy wayyy more)... so to that silent majority that has been visiting us, and hopefully been befitting from the knowledge being disseminated by our membership, and maybe... just maybe... those additional arms licenses that have been successfully processed thanks to the info being given out by our membership - THREE CHEERS!!
Cheers!
Abhijeet