Who is the newest member of the PF Staff team?

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In summary, pervect has been promoted to the PF staff and is ready to take on the challenges ahead. He is a valuable contributor to the community and we are glad to have him on board.
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Please help me applaud pervect as he joins the PF staff! :)
 
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WOOT!

Welcome pervect! :approve:
 
  • #3
It's about time too! Both jtbell and berkman are getting tired at cleaning the staff's washroom and have been slacking off lately!

:)

Welcome, pervect.

Zz.
 
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ZapperZ said:
It's about time too! Both jtbell and berkman are getting tired at cleaning the staff's washroom and have been slacking off lately!

:)

Welcome, pervect.

Zz.

jt, we're free! :biggrin: Uhm, I mean, welcome pervect! Well deserved promotion. :cool:
 
  • #5
Yaay, pervect! :approve:
 
  • #6
Clap! Clap!
 
  • #7
If I had a hat, I'd tip it. Welcome aboard, pervect! :approve:
 
  • #8
Congratulations!
 
  • #9
Cheer, and stuff!
 
  • #10
Go, pervect !
 
  • #11
congrats, pervect!
 
  • #12
Congrats!:smile:
 
  • #13
Congratulations, and well deserved pevect!
 
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http://img478.imageshack.us/img478/6661/congratulations0907we8.jpg

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Congrats and welcome aboard! Long overdue! The mentor's washroom really could use a good dose of disinfectant.

Your initiation ceremony will commence this evening. :devil:
 
  • #16
Welcome aboard pervect!
 
  • #17
Congratulations Pervect!
 
  • #18
berkeman said:
jt, we're free! :biggrin:

Yeah, it reminds me of how I felt when I was no longer the junior member of my department. I didn't have to make coffee for the chairman any more. :cool:

(No wait, it was iced tea... that's what the natives are into down here.)

Anyway, I'm glad to see Pervect aboard. His expertise in relativity, especially general relativity, is valuable. Welcome and congratulations!
 
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How does one become a mentor anyway?
 
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pivoxa15 said:
How does one become a mentor anyway?
One sends a substantial sum of money to Chroot, a crate of ring pops to Greg and to Evo you send; her own body weight in Chocolate...:rolleyes:
 
  • #21
Well done sir!
 
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Hootenanny said:
One sends a substantial sum of money to Chroot, a crate of ring pops to Greg and to Evo you send; her own body weight in Chocolate...:rolleyes:
Ooooh, you remembered. :approve:
 
  • #23
Ring pops? That's all Greg wants? I had to wash his car for a year!

Anyway, welcome aboard pervect!
 
  • #24
Congrats pervect! From the posts i read, you are a good man for the job!
 
  • #25
Congrats dude!
 
  • #26
Congratulations, pervect!

A perfect choice! :biggrin:
 
  • #27
Congratulations, pervect!11111

Shall we get the party started now?

:)
 
  • #28
Pervect, you have already been acting as a mentor for me. This just makes it official.
 
  • #29
congrats pervect! it's well earned.
 

1. What does "Perv ect" stand for in "Welcome Perv ect to PF Staff!"?

"Perv ect" is a play on words, combining the words "perfect" and "perv," to create a fun and unique title for the PF staff.

2. Who is being welcomed in "Welcome Perv ect to PF Staff!"?

The phrase is welcoming a new staff member to the PF (Physics Forums) team.

3. What is PF Staff?

PF Staff refers to the team of moderators and administrators who manage and maintain the Physics Forums website, ensuring a safe and informative environment for discussions on all things related to physics and science.

4. Why is it important to welcome new staff members?

Welcoming new staff members helps to create a sense of community and support within the PF Staff team. It also shows appreciation for their contributions and helps them feel valued and motivated in their role.

5. How can I become a part of PF Staff?

To become a part of PF Staff, you can apply for a moderator or administrator position when there are openings available. These positions are typically filled by active and knowledgeable members of the PF community who have shown a strong dedication to the forum's mission and values.

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