Digerati - 3,000 Posts

Thanks! It is really comforting to know that in another 5 years I still won't be anywhere near close to the rest of you! ;)

In all seriousness, it has been a pleasure and honor to "serve" here and with you. I come to help, but I have learned so much along the way just by being able to rub shoulders, bounce ideas off of, and to ask questions and receive quick and understandable answers to those questions from you all; my colleagues, fellow experts, and most importantly, friends.

Thanks.
 
Thanks folks! Much appreciated. But really, I feel like I am being congratulated just for showing up at a place where I want to be. That is, it is this site and those individuals who provide and run it, who provide me the opportunity to share what I know while my "little grey cells" are still working who deserve the congratulations, not me. I am saying I come here to Sysnative totally for selfish reasons. If I did not get pleasure out what I do here, or if I did not feel welcomed here :hug:, I would not be here. And this would still be a great site if I were not.

Again, I really appreciate all the congratulations, but they really should go to the site for allowing me to do what I do.

So thank you Sysnative! :thumbsup2::thumbsup2::thumbsup2: 3000 times for letting me come here and do what I enjoy doing.

Now enough with the mushy stuff and get back to work! ;)
 
We're congratulating you because of everything you've achieved. 3000+ posts is a nice achievement for some, but it's much better when you have countless quality posts that help countless of users every day.

You thank us for the opportunity to share your experience and knowledge, we do the same in congratulating you to thank you for being with us, sharing your experience & knowledge and most important your time.

I don't believe I have congratulated you before for everything you've achieved, so I do it now :thumbsup2:
 
Hey, I said enough with the mushy stuff! ;)

I hear you and understand and that's exactly how I feel about my sharing my experiences here, and how I feel about every one else who volunteer and contribute their time and experiences with the rest of us.

Thanks.
 

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