Your ModeratorPosted By Michael Aaron McNeely |
As your new moderator, I would like to ask all regular posters to review the Terms of Service for Astromart forums. My major task will be to enforce the Terms.
This is not as bad as it sounds. My major concern will be to avoid any conflicts or flaming that might occur. I ask all forum users to be “honest, sincere and civil” with your posts.
I have been an amateur since 1986 and have owned various telescopes. I currently observe with a TeleVue Pronto, a Meade 7-inch Maksutov, and a Coronado PST. I also use various TeleVue Plossl, Nagler, and Panoptic eyepieces.
I love all things TeleVue, and have written reviews of my Pronto for another major telescope review site. I was also lucky enough to be able to observe with Al Nagler at the 1998 Riverside Telescope Makers Conference.
I accepted the moderator post out of a desire to contribute to Astromart and to have the experience of running a forum. Although I often read various astronomy forums, I am not a heavy poster. I will tend to work quietly in the background and comment when it is prudent to do so.
During the day, I work as a public school science teacher, and I am also married with one child. I live in Northern Indiana and have decent dark skies in my backyard.
I wish everyone clear, dark, dry, stable, and temperate nights.
This is not as bad as it sounds. My major concern will be to avoid any conflicts or flaming that might occur. I ask all forum users to be “honest, sincere and civil” with your posts.
I have been an amateur since 1986 and have owned various telescopes. I currently observe with a TeleVue Pronto, a Meade 7-inch Maksutov, and a Coronado PST. I also use various TeleVue Plossl, Nagler, and Panoptic eyepieces.
I love all things TeleVue, and have written reviews of my Pronto for another major telescope review site. I was also lucky enough to be able to observe with Al Nagler at the 1998 Riverside Telescope Makers Conference.
I accepted the moderator post out of a desire to contribute to Astromart and to have the experience of running a forum. Although I often read various astronomy forums, I am not a heavy poster. I will tend to work quietly in the background and comment when it is prudent to do so.
During the day, I work as a public school science teacher, and I am also married with one child. I live in Northern Indiana and have decent dark skies in my backyard.
I wish everyone clear, dark, dry, stable, and temperate nights.