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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Please Welcome Yoda (Bipin Ajith) to the Moderation Team Post 303038567 by Neo on Friday 6th of September 2019 10:24:24 AM
Old 09-06-2019
Please Welcome Yoda (Bipin Ajith) to the Moderation Team

Dear All,

Following our policy for forum moderators to have active LinkedIn profiles (and also to increase mod team diversity), please join me in congratulating the newest addition to our mod team, Yoda:

Bipin Ajith (Yoda)

Yoda has been hanging around unix.com for over eight years now and knows our unique forum customs and rules. He will add a lot of value as well as diversity to our moderation team!

Also, I want to thank all past moderators for their hard work moderating users, enforcing rules, adding tags of all kinds, and for their continued support to unix and linux users in daily technical Q&A.

We are all here for a noble cause, to help others help themselves.

As the old saying goes "give a person a fish and you feed them for a day; but teach them to fish and you help feed them for a lifetime...." That is what we do at unix.com, we do not do other's work for them nor do we write their code for them, we help guide them to write their own code and algorithms and help members learn to troubleshoot and configure (administer) their own systems, and we help them along the way in the spirit of shared community and learning new things together.

Welcome to the Mod Team, Yoda!
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