gromicko
(Nick Gromicko, CMI)
April 6, 2014, 2:01pm
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Post the name of the member who you think makes the most helpful posts.
Don’t vote for yourself of course. Suggest as many (different) members as you like.
There is no sense in voting for past winners as they are ineligible. Past winners:
Jeff Pope.
Marcel Cyr.
Roy Cooke.
Charley Bottger
Russel Ray
Randy Mayo
Bob Elliot
Jeff Jonas
We’ll send the winner a check for $100.
If someone has helped you on the message board, post his/her name.
This contest is going to run at least once a week for a while.
jhannon
(Jeff Hannon)
April 6, 2014, 4:57pm
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There are still many posters on here that deserve this recognition. The great thing about these boards is that we have so many with a great deal of knowledge that are always willing to share.
I am voting for Michael Larson this week. He has always been a great source for HI topics and info.
Thanks for keeping this going Nick. I can think of at least 30 or 40 more posters who should be nominated for helping to make these boards the best in the industry.
jfrederick
(Joshua Frederick)
April 6, 2014, 6:19pm
10
Larry Kage
Kevin Leonard
James McKee
gromicko
(Nick Gromicko, CMI)
April 6, 2014, 7:24pm
13
Cameron Anderson
Michael Clark
canderson5
(Cameron Anderson)
April 6, 2014, 7:42pm
15
Steve Stanczyk
He has helped me with inspecting, reporting and life in general. Good man.
dmacy
(David C. Macy, CMI)
April 6, 2014, 11:18pm
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Nathan Thornberry
For his post from last weeks winner.
Really? You don’t find it lame that we’re just throwing out names without any justification, sometime names of people that haven’t even posted at all in a week, and they’re just getting $100.
The other day Cameron Anderson posted instruction on how to take dual mode pics on an IR camera, after half a dozen others had posted useless things like “read your manual” in response to the question.
If this was based on any criteria at all, I’d be voting. But it’s just lame.
At least this time the $100 went to the less fortunate.
dmacy
(David C. Macy, CMI)
April 6, 2014, 11:25pm
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Greg Mathias
For this post last week.
How can you nominate a winner for a week that has not happened yet?
I want to see the posts for the week of the winner, not for last month, year, 5 years or your buddy, show me the winning posts!!!
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