Honoring Steamking: Physics Forums Bids Farewell

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Physics Forums is bidding farewell to Steamking, who is retiring from his role as a mentor due to the demands of staff responsibilities and real-life commitments. Despite his short tenure, he made a significant impact and is appreciated for his contributions. Steamking will retain the title of The Honourable and is encouraged to continue participating in the community. Members express gratitude for his mentorship and hope he remains active on the forum. The discussion highlights the importance of community support and the value of each member's contributions.
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Physics Forums is announcing the honorable retirement of Steamking. A quick turn around but staff responsibilities are great and real life time is short. Thanks to Steamking for his brief but meaningful time as a mentor. We know he will continue to be a very valuable member here at PF!
 
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He retains his title of The Honourable. ;)
 
I hope you will remain on PF to help other people! You always were a valuable member.
 
What! He just got here.
 
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