New Mentors: Ivan Seeking & HallsOfIvy

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The forum welcomes two new mentors, Ivan Seeking for Mystics and HallsOfIvy for Homework Help. Ivan is recognized for his open-mindedness and fairness, while HallsOfIvy is praised for his intelligence. Community members express their congratulations and support for the new mentors. Overall, the addition of these mentors is seen positively within the forum. The discussion highlights the excitement and appreciation for their roles.
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I don't know if all the PF community has noticed, but we have two new mentors. Ivan Seeking for Mystics and HallsOfIvy for Homework Help! :smile:
 
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Good choices. Ivan is always open-minded and fair, whilst not being too psychotic... And HallsOfIvy is very very smart...

(Yes folks, that's me getting some preliminary sucking up in... :smile:)
 
Congratulations go out to Ivan Seeking and HallsOfIvy !
 
Congradulations to both of you!
 
Originally posted by FZ+
whilst not being too psychotic...

...is there anyone on this forum?

yep, been here for a month or so, but good choices :smile:
 
Congrats ! :smile:
 

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