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Is the member list still around? I remember I used to get to it from my user page by clicking on my name or something like that, but it doesn't work anymore.
That's not the member list, that's an old outdated list of mentors and SA's & HH's. Outdated as in it doesn't reflect which SAs and HHs are retired.dlgoff said:
Oh yea. Sorry about that.Evo said:That's not the member list, that's an old outdated list of mentors and SA's & HH's.
Drakkith said:Is the member list still around?
Evo said:that's an old outdated list of mentors and SA's & HH's.
The forum generates this list based on user groups, it is always up-to-date.Evo said:That's not the member list, that's an old outdated list of mentors SA's & HH's.
mfb said:@Borek: You are listed as administrator and moderator of other sciences at the same time.
Are you sure you weren't listed twice from the move? IIRC, I looked at the list just after you were promotion and you were listed twice then.Borek said:At some point Greg moved us both from the Mentor list to the Admin list and we were listed only there. Apparently he did some later changes.
But you are our chemistry mentor. You are still mentor on top of the additional IT admin duties, so you're wearing two sets of hair.Borek said:The way I remember it there were no blues on the Mentors list.
Borek said:I don't see anything outdated on the list, but perhaps I am missing something.
There is some strange bug that makes me show twice, but it has been this way for moths.
dlgoff said:I wonder if LCKurtz would have spelled it correctly in Polish. Heck, I wouldn't even be able to pronounce miesiąc.![]()
dlgoff said:I wonder if LCKurtz would have spelled it correctly in Polish. Heck, I wouldn't even be able to pronounce miesiąc.![]()
LCKurtz said:Not only can't I pronounce that, I can't even type it. But enough of that. The billiards hall beckons...
Mark44 said:I would guess that it's pronounce something like "myess'-yets".
dlgoff said:Heck, I wouldn't even be able to pronounce miesiąc.![]()
AlephZero said:One of them is just called "Alex Unpronounceable" - and he's also unspellable.
But most of the names are easy enough to pronounce, once you know which 75% of the consonants to ignore.
Because the site will be getting a name change to Polish Forums?Drakkith said:Hmmm... why did the title of my thread have "in polish" added in?
dlgoff said:Because the site will be getting a name change to Polish Forums?![]()
Drakkith said:Hmmm... why did the title of my thread have "in polish" added in?
AlephZero said:We have several Polish engineers at work (there's a Polish community that started in WWII and is still going strong). One of them is just called "Alex Unpronounceable" - and he's also unspellable.
The Polish Member List is a database that was created by the Polish government in the 1940s to track individuals who were members of political parties or organizations deemed to be a threat to the state. It was used as a form of surveillance and control over the population.
No, the Polish Member List was officially disbanded in 1990 when Poland transitioned to a democratic government. However, there is evidence that some elements of the list may still be used by certain government agencies for investigative purposes.
Individuals were added to the list if they were suspected of being a member of a political party or organization that the government deemed to be a threat. This could include opposition groups, religious organizations, or other perceived enemies of the state.
Yes, after the list was disbanded in 1990, individuals had the opportunity to request to have their name removed from the list. However, it is unclear how many requests were actually granted, and there may still be some individuals on the list who were never able to have their name removed.
No, the list and its records were kept confidential by the government and were not made available to the public. However, there have been efforts to declassify and make the records accessible for historical and research purposes.