2014 Holiday Tip Jar for the APUG Moderators

Sean · Dec 10, 2014

Hi All,

It's that time of year again same system as last year:

Our volunteer moderator team: David A. Goldfarb, Jd Callow, Ole, SuzanneR and JBrunner. APUG's unsung heroes who work hard behind the scenes to ensure our community remains a place we all enjoy.

Feel free to make a small contribution to them as a thank you. I've included a paypal link to this post which will let you select the amount you like (and produce a flag in my account so I can keep track of donations). I will let this run until the new year, post the final amount, then close the thread and split the contributions between them.

Feel free to post a note in this thread stating you have contributed.

Here is the paypal link:

(there was a url link here which no longer exists)

Creditcard instead of paypal here:

http://photocentric.gostorego.com/do...l?options=cart (scroll down and change Qty for donation amount, also be sure to state "tip jar" in the purchase comments.)

Thanks!
Sean

P.S. Last years info can be found here: (there was a url link here which no longer exists)
Last year we managed final tally was 16 donations at $300 US.

Ken Nadvornick · Dec 10, 2014

OK. I'll start it off this year...

Even though I'm pretty sure I've irritated each of them at least once in the previous 12 months, this is still the best moderated site on the web.

And if I ever run into any of them (or Sean) in a bar, I'll also buy 'em a beer...

Ken

Dinesh · Dec 10, 2014

For the many ulcers that I have caused!

NedL · Dec 10, 2014

Happy Holidays to Sean, to the mods, and to everyone at APUG

jimjm · Dec 10, 2014

Made my donation. Small price to pay to say Thanks for the job the Mods do to help keep APUG a welcoming and informative community.

Happy Holidays to all on APUG!

DWThomas · Dec 10, 2014

Done!

Here's wishing a great holiday season to all.

Old-N-Feeble · Dec 10, 2014

Done

Molli · Dec 11, 2014

Thank you, Sean, popped a little something in the tip jar and a Merry Christmas to you and yours

Sean · Dec 11, 2014

Thanks All, this is off to a good start

Jesper · Dec 11, 2014

Done.
Good initiative. Merry Christmas

Ken Nadvornick · Dec 11, 2014

Sean said:
Thanks All, this is off to a good start

Good to hear...

mexipike · Dec 12, 2014

Just threw a little in.

Thanks for all the hard work on this great forum!

mike c · Dec 12, 2014

Me three.

cliveh · Dec 12, 2014

I know I am sometimes a pain, so have a good Christmas and New Year.

George Nova Scotia · Dec 24, 2014

Put my little bit in. Merry Christmas to all.

TheToadMen · Dec 25, 2014

I almost missed this thread. Luckily I saw it today.
Made a donation and thank you for this wonderful forum explaining all the weird stuff about analogue photography !!!!!!

digital&film · Dec 25, 2014

I left the gift code for B&H gift card in the last thread I started... hmmmm... where did it go... says not valid? What could have happened? Ohhhh well.

Ken Nadvornick · Dec 26, 2014

"Well, what an amazingly stupid jury, turning down several of the greatest photographs ever made! But what could I expect? History repeats itself. Calendar Art wins. The language of form cannot be read except by those with the key; to others it is no more than meaningless hieroglyphs. I understand the first award went to a bromoil.

"I have a mind to make several negatives especially for next year's contest, sending them under an assumed name..."

— Edward Weston, May 11, 1928, on the occasion of submitting three of his photographs to a local juried show in San Diego, California, all of which were summarily rejected.

TheToadMen · Dec 26, 2014

Ken Nadvornick said:
"Well, what an amazingly stupid jury, turning down several of the greatest photographs ever made! But what could I expect? History repeats itself. Calendar Art wins. The language of form cannot be read except by those with the key; to others it is no more than meaningless hieroglyphs. I understand the first award went to a bromoil.

"I have a mind to make several negatives especially for next year's contest, sending them under an assumed name..."

Edward Weston, May 11, 1928, on the occasion of submitting three of his photographs to a local juried show in San Diego, California, all of which were summarily rejected.

Didn't we have a thread a while ago about a certain camera company not accepting analogue photographs in a photo contest?

"History repeats itself. It has to: no one listens ....."

Jerevan · Dec 28, 2014

I put a few coins in the box too - here's to a good new APUG year!

Ken Nadvornick · Dec 29, 2014

"Photography suits the tempo of this ageof active bodies and minds. It is a perfect medium for one whose mind is teeming with ideas, imagery, for a prolific worker who would be slowed down by painting or sculpture, for one who sees quickly and acts decisively, accurately."

Edward Weston, June 19, 1930, on the occasion of the day after making his first egg cutter photographs, as a gentle slap at Alfred Stieglitz

Jerevan · Dec 31, 2014

"In photography there is a reality so subtle that it becomes more real than reality."

– Alfred Stieglitz

Sean · Jan 7, 2015

We're at $420 so far will let it run until the 10th.

Thanks!

MattKing · Jan 7, 2015

It's the least I could do! (contribution sent).

Although that 22% premium for US dollars over Canadian dollars through PayPal made me wince!

Old-N-Feeble · Jan 7, 2015

Sean said:
We're at $420 so far will let it run until the 10th.

Thanks!

I thought our community could do better than that. Hey, I donated 1/20 that full amount and I'm hurting. C'mon guys!! Only three days left!!

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