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We just need to find a guy like us wth relatively dead social life and relatively alive phone addiction. Should be easy
Self-appreciation thread approved in seconds, while some comments go pending for days.
- R
Let's have a round of applause for R. Sure, you may not agree with the style of moderation but let's be honest being a LI mod appears to be pretty thankless job - given the amount of discouraging comments R receives on a daily basis.
Couple this with having a full-time job (presuming this because of the moderation timings) and you can't help but be impressed with R's commitment towards this platform and its visitors. On some tough days at work, R's moderation does allow a few of us some much needed respite courtesy the visitors on this platform - be it the absolute non-sensical comments, the funny ones or the ones that actually enlighten this community about the developments in the legal industry.
Cheers R, and here's to many more years of LI being the virtual bar where lawyers come to drown in their sorrows.