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Dec2-06, 08:16 AM   #1
 

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Just an idea that pops out of my head : how about making some sort of "hall of fame" to remember all PF members that were once a guru ???

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Dec2-06, 09:06 AM   #2
 
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Just an idea that pops out of my head : how about making some sort of "hall of fame" to remember all PF members that were once a guru ???

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No ulterior motive there marlon? Only joking, I think its a good idea, after all past staff have a "retired staff" medal, so I think it is only fitting that past gurus should be honored.
 
Dec2-06, 10:42 AM   #3
 
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Sounds like a good idea to me! I tip my cap to the all gurus, past and present.
 
Dec2-06, 10:54 AM   #4
 

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No ulterior motive there marlon?
Ofcourse not

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Dec2-06, 11:07 AM   #5
 
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I agree. People's efforts shouldn't be forgotten just because we give someone else a turn for recognition. I think the difficulty is that we don't exactly have a record of all the previous gurus (I think this was suggested last year too, and that was the same reason it wasn't implemented then). If we could remember the complete list we'd have done it already.
 
Dec2-06, 11:12 AM   #6
 
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I agree. People's efforts shouldn't be forgotten just because we give someone else a turn for recognition. I think the difficulty is that we don't exactly have a record of all the previous gurus (I think this was suggested last year too, and that was the same reason it wasn't implemented then). If we could remember the complete list we'd have done it already.
I understand but i think that is easy to find out no ? Just open a new thread here and ask who was a guru before this year. Maybe some people will try to "lie" but also that must be quite easy to figure out since guru's will be well known here on PF.

Also, we could just start from last year's guru's (most people will still remember them) and gradually fill in the guru's of the years before.

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I understand but i think that is easy to find out no ? Just open a new thread here and ask who was a guru before this year. Maybe some people will try to "lie" but also that must be quite easy to figure out since guru's will be well known here on PF.

Also, we could just start from last year's guru's (most people will still remember them) and gradually fill in the guru's of the years before.

marlon
I guess we could just ignore those who have moved on already.
 
Dec2-06, 01:51 PM   #8
 
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I guess we could just ignore those who have moved on already.





got it

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"guru emeritus"?

http://web.archive.org/web/*hh_/physicsforums.com/ might help in the historical reconstruction.
 
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I, for one, as a newcomer, would be very interested to know about those who founded and perpetuated this site. I think that a 'Mentors Hall' or something would be very appropriate. It would also give a perspective of the integrity of this site to newbies who might not realize how serious it is.
 
Dec2-06, 08:54 PM   #11
 
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It would also give a perspective of the integrity of this site to newbies who might not realize how serious it is.
Bingo.

I'm in favour of this idea as well.
 
Dec3-06, 07:05 AM   #12
 
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"guru emeritus"?

http://web.archive.org/web/*hh_/physicsforums.com/ might help in the historical reconstruction.
LOL

exactly...

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I, for one, as a newcomer, would be very interested to know about those who founded and perpetuated this site. I think that a 'Mentors Hall' or something would be very appropriate. It would also give a perspective of the integrity of this site to newbies who might not realize how serious it is.
We have discussed a medal under the names of former mentors to recognize their past service...I have to look around for one of their posts to see if that was implemented.
 
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We have discussed a medal under the names of former mentors to recognize their past service...I have to look around for one of their posts to see if that was implemented.
Yes, look at gokul, it says "retired staff".

If we put another ribbon up there for "former guru", gokul's list of honors will scroll off the page.
 
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We have discussed a medal under the names of former mentors to recognize their past service...I have to look around for one of their posts to see if that was implemented.

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"Retired" makes you sound old and ready for the rocking chair!
 
Dec23-06, 07:49 AM   #17
 
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"Retired" makes you sound old and ready for the rocking chair!
NONO, let's NOT use "retired" but "emeritus", like robphy suggested...Makes us look intelligent


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