If you have any interest in becoming a moderator for any of the Ford Truck Enthusiasts forums here's a basic set of guidelines:

1. You must be a registered user for at least 1 year.
2. You must be an active participant on the site (i.e., you post).
3. You must be willing to guide the atmosphere of your forum and participate in a positive manner.
4. You must be a positive member of the FTE community.
ie: no warnings from the admins or moderators in the past year about guideline violations.
5. You must not have any conflict of interest, i.e., moderator for other Ford truck sites.
6. You must not have any competing commercial interest.
7. You must be a frequent visitor (3+ days per week).
8. You must display maturity and generally get along well with other users.
9. You must be willing to provide us with the means to get in touch with you off-line.
10. You must have history of contact with either the admins or other moderators. In other words, we must develop a relationship of trust.
11. You must be recommended by a moderator or admin.


Exceptions to these guidelines will be handled on a case-by-case basis.

 

Ken, I'm not sure you were looking for a reply to this post but I would like to say that I'm interested in helping out in whatever way I can here. I see where the Windsor forum doesn't have a moderator. I'd be interested in helping with that if you feel I meet the criteria. I've gotten a lot from that forum and from FTE in general. I'd like to give a little something back if I can.

Thanks,
Ron

 

We have a Windsor Forum?

Like English Royalty.

 

That's what we call em down here in the south. Sorry, I should have been more specific. The 221/260/289/302/351w V8 forum is what I am speaking of.

Ron

 

Okay, Now I got ya.

The 90*V block engine forum.

Does you leg feel longer ?

 

221/260/289/302/351w V8

 

Ron, I guess you can see now why Dennis has picked up 2000 post in about two weeks. That boy don't sleep or eat.

 

Me too! The 1987 - 1996 Trucks and Vans forum doesn't have a moderator.

 

I would be happy to volunteer to moderate the NY Chapter Forum.
I think that I am a contributing member of the site, and I would think that I am somewhat respected here. I am form NY and would like to get something positive started there.
If nobody else is in line for the job, I would be more than glad to help out.

I would take the Super Duty Forum, but some guy with an Excursion is the moderator there

 

Contact me privately and we'll get the ball rolling. :-)

 

ken- I don't want to come across as pushy...or overly eagar, but did you receive my pm?

 

Hello to all,

As a former ford dealership master technician, specializing in transmission and drivetrain repair, i would like to offer my services in anyway that you could use them. I have to admit that I lean toward the 92-97 f-series though. I am wondering about a chapter in the wet state called Oregon also.

I will join up as soon as it is available, too.

Just a civilian,
Jim

 

Oregon is in the Northwest U.S. Chapter

 

No offense to anyone but I don't think people are reading this one:

11. You must be recommended by a moderator or admin.

There needs to be a relationship of trust built.

 

Hi Ken and Dennis. I will reply to your request and I believe I fit the bill in your guidelines with the exception of being recommended. I wouldn't mind doing the North West Chapter (Washington State,Idaho,Oregon & Alaska) forum. I live in Washington St. and already had a successful outing with some of the users/members of this site.