Change in moderators
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To everyone of Singapore trains forum:
I am pleased to announce that we will be having a new moderator, TIB1224Y w.e.f 9 Jan 2010.
TIB1224Y has an interest in trains and especially in the technical aspects of trains and railways. He will be able to entertain queries that are related to the technical aspects to trains and it will be beneficial for the forum.
In addition, TIB1224Y has also contributed to the forum with topics like the 2009 Japan Railways Quiz which required some time for setting.
His addition to the moderating team would certainly be beneficial to our forum. We hope that you all will continue to support the Singapore trains forum and our new moderator, TIB1224Y.
Similarly, we would like to thank sbst275, medicheng and muziq bus for their contributions and moderating the forum since it was set up.
Thank You.
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Originally posted by SBS9889U:
To everyone of Singapore trains forum:
I am pleased to announce that we will be having a new moderator, TIB1224Y w.e.f 9 Jan 2010.
TIB1224Y has an interest in trains and especially in the technical aspects of trains and railways. He will be able to entertain queries that are related to the technical aspects to trains and it will be beneficial for the forum.
In addition, TIB1224Y has also contributed to the forum with topics like the 2009 Japan Railways Quiz which required some time for setting.
His addition to the moderating team would certainly be beneficial to our forum. We hope that you all will continue to support the Singapore trains forum and our new moderator, TIB1224Y.
Thank You.
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To TIB1224Y: Welcome!!!
Hope you enjoy your "stay" here at the train forums!
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To TIB 1224Y
I hope You wont "pang-seh" this train forum
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Nontheless,
Congrats for being another train mod! Let's keep the train spirit in everyone, high! :D
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Originally posted by smrt3099:
To TIB 1224Y
I hope You wont "pang-seh" this train forum
Sorry for late reply to posts and concerns in this forum.
I agree to the point that some folks here raise question about frequent posting and such. Foremost, I deal mostly in technical aspects of railways. Frankly, when talking about STARIS and local MRT, I have little to talk about. But its all about trains, and diversity isn't it? Having moderators who deal with train deployment and operational aspect, I feel that this forum needs a person who can be a cornerstone for the technical side. Hence this is why I raised my hand and offered myself.
I trust that there are folks who can answer technical stuff as well, but face it, these information normally do not surpass what is obtained on the Internet and mouth-to-mouth level. I have done research into train mechanics for little over 4 years, answering automobile and train mechanics questions is a daily matter even to school, layman or enthusiasts. Based on experience, I would feel the maturity of knowledge at this level versus the age. I am not a professional yet, and I won't be attaining that level unless I work with those machines everyday.
Yes, knowledge on local context may still be limited, but its all about learning, isn't it? I learn everyday, people correct me and I gladly absorb. Life long learning, this is how its supposed to be, and hence when offering myself as this position, I also make it a point to have a concentrated technical thread for folks who have random questions to ask or answer so everyone can learn. Everyone can answer and learn at the end of the day.
I hope folks who have not seen me in-person or posting around here can give me a chance to help out in the various duties and questions here.
At local level, its the usual track and rolling stock technical aspects. At international level, I concentrate on Japan railways, rolling stock, signaling, diagram scheduling, accident records and investigations, safety devices and history.
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Keep up with the Japan Railway side.. I'm quite interested in it... But I'm much more towards the Malaysian Railway side.. Hope from what we know about the real railway world, we can share and discuss stuffs that are similar.. :D
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Originally posted by TIB1224Y:
Sorry for late reply to posts and concerns in this forum.
I agree to the point that some folks here raise question about frequent posting and such. Foremost, I deal mostly in technical aspects of railways. Frankly, when talking about STARIS and local MRT, I have little to talk about. But its all about trains, and diversity isn't it? Having moderators who deal with train deployment and operational aspect, I feel that this forum needs a person who can be a cornerstone for the technical side. Hence this is why I raised my hand and offered myself.
I trust that there are folks who can answer technical stuff as well, but face it, these information normally do not surpass what is obtained on the Internet and mouth-to-mouth level. I have done research into train mechanics for little over 4 years, answering automobile and train mechanics questions is a daily matter even to school, layman or enthusiasts. Based on experience, I would feel the maturity of knowledge at this level versus the age. I am not a professional yet, and I won't be attaining that level unless I work with those machines everyday.
Yes, knowledge on local context may still be limited, but its all about learning, isn't it? I learn everyday, people correct me and I gladly absorb. Life long learning, this is how its supposed to be, and hence when offering myself as this position, I also make it a point to have a concentrated technical thread for folks who have random questions to ask or answer so everyone can learn. Everyone can answer and learn at the end of the day.
I hope folks who have not seen me in-person or posting around here can give me a chance to help out in the various duties and questions here.
At local level, its the usual track and rolling stock technical aspects. At international level, I concentrate on Japan railways, rolling stock, signaling, diagram scheduling, accident records and investigations, safety devices and history.
May I ask? How old are you? Do you only have technical interest in trains? How about cars?
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Originally posted by jerryonhere:
Finally a reply, I expect posts from him tomorrow soon.
so rude...
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To TIB1224Y : Welcome to the train forums and hope that you can answer some of our questions. :)
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Originally posted by Veyron16.4:
May I ask? How old are you? Do you only have technical interest in trains? How about cars?
Hmm age, well my birth year is 1989.
Cars yeah, cause automobile is one of the areas that I love to deal with, however I am a little bad at petrol engine and stuffs. More love and time spent on knowing diesel engines.
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Congratulation on your "promotion".
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Originally posted by TIB1224Y:
Hmm age, well my birth year is 1989.
Cars yeah, cause automobile is one of the areas that I love to deal with, however I am a little bad at petrol engine and stuffs. More love and time spent on knowing diesel engines.
I do know the basics of petrol engines. For myself, I prefer 4 stroke engines, not those gasoline 2 stroke you find on those old bikes. So, you are 21 these year? Do you mind imparting some of your train motor knowledge to me?And oh, I know nothing about train motors......
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Originally posted by TIB1224Y:
Hmm age, well my birth year is 1989.
Cars yeah, cause automobile is one of the areas that I love to deal with, however I am a little bad at petrol engine and stuffs. More love and time spent on knowing diesel engines.
Anyway we do welcome you too... Hope you can continue to give more contributions and keep monitoring -
Originally posted by nenepokey:
so rude...
At least I have an answer mah, anyway congrats to the new mod! Oh and I notice some mods also removed.
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What are the requirements to become a moderator?
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Welcome, TIB 1224Y