pictures of moderators, cam operators etc

Great Idea!

Thanks Hollywoods, I was thinking the same exact thing today.

You do NOT want to see a pic of me...... trust me on this!

However, my term as a Moderator will come to an end very soon, so you will not actually have to experience bad dreams after seeing my pic!

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Of course we want to see you too !! ..What do you mean " your term as moderator will come to an end soon " ? You only do it for a certain period of time and then someone else does it ?

Great idea!!

Come on... get those pics posted!!

Anddddddd.... dont ask for my pic lol............ Its baddddddd lol

Not only a pic would be nice but also like a bio of yourself, why are you there?... How did you come about being there..things like that would be very interesting. just a thought...thanks

Now that is a great idea also.. We would love to hear about the people that bring this to us.

I agree. The people who feed our addiction are important to us! Without you, where would we be? LOL

I too... definetly would look forward to hearing about you guys.. how you got soo lucky to be there doing this also!! And if theres a chance at all.. even the smallest one.. of someone like any of us to go and do this amazing job!!!

BUMP, I too, would love to see some pics!

wndwrd wrote:

Of course we want to see you too !! ..What do you mean " your term as moderator will come to an end soon " ? You only do it for a certain period of time and then someone else does it ?

I have resigned for 'Personal Reasons' as from today!

Moderators are 'permanent' unless they have a good reason for resigning - I have health issues which take up too much of my time and which I need to concentrate upon for the next few months - Moderating the Boma takes several hours each day for every Moderator and I cannot commit enough time for this right now.

As for how and why I became an Africam Moderator (if you are still interested- lol) I was asked by Todd Kaplan of Wildlifecampus (WLC) wildlifecampus.com to help him out with the Africam Forums that he is involved with because I am very pro-active on the WLC message boards, and their Yahoo Group - and have done various wildlife courses via WLC and Eco-Training ecotraining.co.za
The result is that have some knowledge about the animals and birds that can be seen on the current African Cams (Nkorho and Tau) and, as I have been an avid Africammer since early 2000 and wanted to help the new owner (Campbell Scott, who I was lucky enough to meet in 2000 and again in 2001, and who I had a lot of respect for) with the new Boma I, agreed to help out for a limited time.

My time as a Moderator has now ended - I am very grateful to Campbell and Todd for giving me the opportunity to be directly involved for the last few months - and I will continue to support Africam and the Moderators in their efforts on our behalf.