UltimateDBZ
19th July 2004, 13:53
The good Mr. Doom9 emailed me yesterday, notifying me that my mod status had been removed due to inactivity (and this is most certainly not a complaint, I'd been away for quite awhile, and it's exactly what I deserved). Anyway, I'd all but forgotten about this great place, and the email got me to thinking of all the good times I'd had here in the past, the countless hours spent laboring away at DVD2SVCD, and so on.
But, the one thing I regret is never formally resigning when my regularity visiting dropped below a respectable frequency. I figure I owe a lot of old friends a formal "goodbye" and I'm hoping a few will notice this thread to catch that message. I must say my stay here was very well enjoyed - this is (with the single exception of my own forum) definitely the most intelligent, mature, and respectable forum atmosphere I've ever been a part of, and I'm truly honored to have contributed ever-so-slightly to it and it's members. I'm also infinitely thankful for the endless advice, information, and encoding know-how I picked up over the months and indeed years of my stay. I'm truly honored to have served on the staff, even if the pinnacle of my usefulness may well have been moving misplaced DVD2SVCD Advanced threads over to the Basic forum (lol).
All in all, I walk away with a more than pleasant memory of Doom9, and I want to thank you all for making that possible. Specifically to DVD2SVCD himself, as well as Doom9, and all my fellow D2S mods, past and present (chainsaw, you're still a badass in my book).
I wish you all the best, whether or not you remember me at all, as I'm sure most of you will not. Long live Doom9, and best of luck to everyone in both their future lives and future encodes! :D
Farewell, my friends.
- Ralph Coers aka UltimateDBZ
PS: If for some odd reason I'd be honored with the desire of any of my old buddies to speak with me, you can easily reach me at ultimatedbz@dbzcenter.com - OE checks my mail every minute and my comp runs 24/7 (in fact, up to 8 weeks 5 days uptime, lol) - so you can expect a prompt response ;)
Peace.
But, the one thing I regret is never formally resigning when my regularity visiting dropped below a respectable frequency. I figure I owe a lot of old friends a formal "goodbye" and I'm hoping a few will notice this thread to catch that message. I must say my stay here was very well enjoyed - this is (with the single exception of my own forum) definitely the most intelligent, mature, and respectable forum atmosphere I've ever been a part of, and I'm truly honored to have contributed ever-so-slightly to it and it's members. I'm also infinitely thankful for the endless advice, information, and encoding know-how I picked up over the months and indeed years of my stay. I'm truly honored to have served on the staff, even if the pinnacle of my usefulness may well have been moving misplaced DVD2SVCD Advanced threads over to the Basic forum (lol).
All in all, I walk away with a more than pleasant memory of Doom9, and I want to thank you all for making that possible. Specifically to DVD2SVCD himself, as well as Doom9, and all my fellow D2S mods, past and present (chainsaw, you're still a badass in my book).
I wish you all the best, whether or not you remember me at all, as I'm sure most of you will not. Long live Doom9, and best of luck to everyone in both their future lives and future encodes! :D
Farewell, my friends.
- Ralph Coers aka UltimateDBZ
PS: If for some odd reason I'd be honored with the desire of any of my old buddies to speak with me, you can easily reach me at ultimatedbz@dbzcenter.com - OE checks my mail every minute and my comp runs 24/7 (in fact, up to 8 weeks 5 days uptime, lol) - so you can expect a prompt response ;)
Peace.