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From next month onwards, when I announce the winners' of our Post of the month competition, I will also be looking to make special awards in the following categories:

- Helping to attract new members
- Being helpful / welcoming to new members
- Posting + promoting offers
- Ideas / suggestions that assist or improve imutual

There won't necessarily be a winner in every category every month, and this will be something that I have to judge myself. The award will normally be 10 shares - the main purpose of this is just to give recognition to people who do things to help imutual

This year I do want to encourage everyone to make imutual a friendly, attractive and welcoming place for newcomers. Remember that new members could have the potential to be major advocates for our site but a carelessly-worded response to one of their first forum posts could put them off. As could an unnecessarily argumentative topic Be nice, folks

I agree that we should be nice too each other. Discuss but do not argue should be the watchword. And please could everyone remember that my opinion is the correct one even when I am wrong.

richard@imutual wrote:This year I do want to encourage everyone to make imutual a friendly, attractive and welcoming place for newcomers. Remember that new members could have the potential to be major advocates for our site but a carelessly-worded response to one of their first forum posts could put them off.

Good spelling is essential too!

Sarah wrote:

richard@imutual wrote:This year I do want to encourage everyone to make imutual a friendly, attractive and welcoming place for newcomers. Remember that new members could have the potential to be major advocates for our site but a carelessly-worded response to one of their first forum posts could put them off.

Good spelling is essential too!

Says hoo
Isn't that abit bigoted 2wardfs peopele who don't hav good engliaise like wot i do

Says hoo
Isn't that abit bigoted 2wardfs peopele who don't hav good engliaise like wot i do

Sorry Kev, it should be
like wot i does !

Sarah wrote:

richard@imutual wrote:This year I do want to encourage everyone to make imutual a friendly, attractive and welcoming place for newcomers. Remember that new members could have the potential to be major advocates for our site but a carelessly-worded response to one of their first forum posts could put them off.

Good spelling is essential too!

As is good English
We don't want new members thinking we are a bunch of chavs from Essex sigming on, swiging Red Bull and skinning up.
So don't start sentences with 'Huh'
Most rude.
New members will think your a regular on the JK show without any teeth, morals or job prospects

"New members will think your a regular on the JK show without any teeth, morals or job prospects"

LOL, Kev's obviously read my autobiography