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On November 23, 2008 Bokks was appointed Junior Moderator, and has since then spent a great deal of his time--too much, possibly--reviewing posts and trying to make everything just a little bit more receptive. The world hasn't quite ceased trembling since... | On November 23, 2008 Bokks was appointed Junior Moderator, and has since then spent a great deal of his time--too much, possibly--reviewing posts and trying to make everything just a little bit more receptive. The world hasn't quite ceased trembling since... | ||
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| + | On April 22, 2009 Bokks resigned his post as Junior Moderator after what one could only have described as an enjoyable, inspiring and all around extremely positive experience working for, on and with the moderating team of TWC. Having so worked, Bokks felt fulfilled and prepared to open the next chapter of his TWC experience after a brief break from the Center to work on pressing matters at home. | ||
| + | .... it may also be worth noting that as a moderator is eligible for the silver mace after a six month period, Bokks resigned the day before becoming eligible for the award. | ||
| + | Coincidence? Or was the former Lector up to something? | ||
Revision as of 00:00, 23 April 2009
Between January 2007ish and October 2008 Bokks had the name of Lector V.
After October 3, 2008, Lector's name was--with the help of TWC Technical guru Simetrical--changed to Bokks.
He has been, ever since then, thinking "Outside the Bokks."
Bokks was changed into Bokks as a citizen, and so as such Bokks was never known as a Peregrinus, or non-citizen member of TWC. Bokks's patron, by way of Lector V, was Annaeus, also known as Marcvs, also known as Vɛrbalcartɷnist.
Bokks is, and will be, most active in the Capitol, Questions and Suggestions, Discussion and Debate, and the Arcade areas of TWC.
Moderator:
On November 23, 2008 Bokks was appointed Junior Moderator, and has since then spent a great deal of his time--too much, possibly--reviewing posts and trying to make everything just a little bit more receptive. The world hasn't quite ceased trembling since...
On April 22, 2009 Bokks resigned his post as Junior Moderator after what one could only have described as an enjoyable, inspiring and all around extremely positive experience working for, on and with the moderating team of TWC. Having so worked, Bokks felt fulfilled and prepared to open the next chapter of his TWC experience after a brief break from the Center to work on pressing matters at home. .... it may also be worth noting that as a moderator is eligible for the silver mace after a six month period, Bokks resigned the day before becoming eligible for the award. Coincidence? Or was the former Lector up to something?
