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Replies: 62Last Post June 25 1:51pm by marshmellowman
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marshmellowman


i am with fruit

Sustainer
Support Leader
Tech Support Leader

I should have applied long ago, but I never really bothered. I finally got my act together and did it this past 2 weeks.

Reason:
I have always had a great passion towards computing and technology in general. I remember sitting with my dad when we got our first laptop, that was running Windows 95. I always thought to myself how cool they were, and how so much can fit into such a small enclosure. I have been using computers for many years now, and I am very familiar with Windows, and have been using OS X for nearly three years now. I have a great and diverse knowledge about many fields in technology, even the legal areas concerned with copyright and 'stealing' music.

So it comes as no great surprise then that I love to help people. I find it fun and interesting when I can help someone with a problem. Even from afar like on LW, and in real world situations. Some people find it annoying when you're a techy person and everyone bothers you for help. I don't. I feel proud that I get to help people and actually make a viewable difference. Even if the situation is not resolved, I know that I tried my best, and that the Livewire user will know that.

I love everything about technology, and I can't get enough of it. This alongside my great enthusiasm to help people is why I want to become a Tech SL. It may just be a label to some, but with such insignia the broader community of Livewire will able to recognise me as someone that can offer helpful and accurate replies about their technological woes. Sometimes I see stupid or incorrect replies to topics relating to technology, and being a Tech SL I would have more of an authority to explain a better or more correct route for solving the person's problem.

I have been a Livewire member for over a year, and have had nearly a year active. My time to help people with my understanding of technology is long overdue, and in some respects I'm slightly sad I didn't spend so much time writing quality answers.


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http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-ibstsn-support-a.html#6
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-ibpttp-support-a.html#10
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-ineyoo-support-a.html#10
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-intsys-support-a.html#7
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-iaoanb-support-a.html#10
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-insbts-support-a.html#4
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-insayt-support-a.html#2

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Intelligence is the ability to avoid doing work, yet getting the work done.


1:58 pm on May 26, 2008 | Joined Feb. 2007 | 434 Days Active
Join to learn more about marshmellowman England, United Kingdom | Straight Male | 12351 Posts | 25429 Points
Rhapsody


Guru

Patron
Tech Support Leader

TECH SUPPORT LEADER APPLICATION:

Reasons:
One of the main reasons that I want to become a Tech Support Leader is so that people will know that there is someone out there on Livewire that they can get help from when dealing with their computer problems. I would also like to be given this title so that I may help the Tech Section of LiveWire grow and operate at its full potential.

I have the knowledge to assist users in finding solutions to their most basic computer problems, and some intermediate ones. And in the case where I am not familiar with the subject I usually read up on it and try my best to help the poster. I believe I am a dedicated individual who tries to help every member who posts in the tech section with their problems.

In addition to the above I am currently pursuing a City and Guilds Certificate in Micro-Computer Technology, so not only will I be able to help users with their computer problems but I will also have a greater knowledge of these computer problems and can therefore explain to users in a better manner why they are experiencing those problems.

Examples of supportive posts:
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-ieaane-support-a.html#9
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-spinie-support-a.html#12
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-satien-support-a.html#7
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-ibbsst-support-a.html#5
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-iossby-support-a.html#8
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-ibyaet-support-a.html#9
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-iennip-support-a.html#10
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-spipys-support-a.html#12
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-sbyesb-support-a.html#9
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-soopse-support-a.html#6



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They say blood is thicker than water
I say, cum is thicker than blood and water. Do the math.
There's an ice pump where my heart is supposed to be.


5:05 pm on May 29, 2008 | Joined Oct. 2005 | 746 Days Active
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marshmellowman


i am with fruit

Sustainer
Support Leader
Tech Support Leader

Reasoning:
I've always looked up to Support Leaders. Even in the early days of my membership when I was quite naive. I didn't really know what they did, but I thought it was nice to have people that provide genuine support for those that need it. I think I've filled out two or so PSL applications, and both of these were way back during this time. Since then I've come to understand and fully appreciate the amount of effort and time that Support Leaders invest in not only the eHelp system, but the Serious Forum as well as the other general help forums.

The eHelp system is unique to Livewire, and is one of the reasons I'd like to become a Peer Support Leader. As a normal member I can contribute to topics and give supportive replies in the forums, but I cannot access the eHelp system. I've read through lots of past eHelps, and I've even asked a question on it myself. There are no amount of words that can really explain how amazing the Support Leaders are that contribute to the supportive aspect of the website and how appreciative I am personally when I was in my time of need. I'd love nothing more than to become one of them. I'd like to help out and give something back to the community that I've been a part of for over a year. I feel slightly disappointed that I wasn't so determined to do this before, because I can give amazing advice, I just have to work at it and go that extra mile.

I'm not going to say I've had a hard life, because there are so many other people just on Livewire that I can be compared to that would put my words to shame. I've had a nice life, but I've also grown up with problems of my own. These problems that I've gone past and battled through, problems that I can give advice for to others in similar situations. Growing up as the middle child with and older and younger sister wasn't easy for me personally. I always felt like I had to battle for the attention of my parents, and even when I got I felt like they didn't pay that much attention to me. It was hard, but I pulled through it. I have quite a lot of experience I can apply from this, as well as the friendships that I had to fight through. I can use this to apply to a variety of situations, and I am confident I'll be able to help in not only the eHelp system, but the Serious Forum and the general forums.

But this application isn't about me as a person, and it shouldn't be. This is about helping others, and that's what it should always be about. I'm glad that this position is hard, I've seen many people get rejected and it's for the better. A strict selection process allows the members to be sifted through to make sure only those that can really contribute and those that are really dedicated can get a place. Being a Peer Support Leader isn't an easy nor a simple job, and I fully understand that. We do need members of high calibre to answer to eHelps, because they are supposed to offer critical help to members in need, not some third rate answers that you may be able to find in the general forum area.

I love Livewire. I spend a great deal of time here, and I think that I have a personal obligation to be able to offer help to those that need it the most. I'm on here almost every single day, so I should at least give something back to the community that's helped me before. I could do this as a normal member, sure, but being a Peer Support Leader will allow me to answer eHelp messages as well as reply directly to the Serious Forum. With the Support Leader title members will see that and it will allow them to put greater faith in my advice and in me. I feel that I will be able to become a great Support Leader, one that people will be able to rely on and trust.


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http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-ipptya-support-a.html#6
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http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-iisaba-support-a.html#12
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-iipste-support-a.html#15
http://www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-iiiopt-support-a.html#7

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Intelligence is the ability to avoid doing work, yet getting the work done.


1:51 pm on June 25, 2008 | Joined Feb. 2007 | 434 Days Active
Join to learn more about marshmellowman England, United Kingdom | Straight Male | 12351 Posts | 25429 Points
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