The Commitment to maintain Team-BHPs QUALITY! - Page 3 - Team-BHP

Mad Monkey · 25th February 2006, 17:09

aap sabko ek Bahut Bada dhanyawaad !

:-)

cinclaturbo · 25th February 2006, 17:15

Keep up the good work guys.

This is by far the best Indian automotive website.

zenx · 25th February 2006, 17:16

True, this is one of the best fora i've been to - and it serves multiple purposes - getting to know likeminded folks, information, good advice. Its the one which I've managed to stick to and which has gotten stuck to my bookmarks!

Great work, admins, and carry on Moderator.

viper · 25th February 2006, 17:17

Hi,

Just saw this thread. Can only say its a cumbersome and thankless job that you guys do. Hats of to you guys for hearing nonsense and yet very calmly handling situations and putting together a brilliant show.

Please if there is anyway in which I can contribute to make things better or maintain them please do not hesitate to ask.

Viper

rheman · 25th February 2006, 18:05

The moderators really work hard and it shows in the quality of this site.
Even a person like me who's a complete novice in this field has learnt so much, and the credit surely goes to the way this site is managed by you all.
It's user friendly, informative and has great face value.

murlidar · 25th February 2006, 18:24

Excellent work! Please continue the good work and thanks for the thankless job you guys are doing

kbk_75 · 25th February 2006, 18:41

A big, big thank you to all the moderators who put in so much effort only for the love of this (admittedly cool) site!

major · 25th February 2006, 20:13

All I can say to the moderators is;

Thank you.. Thank you .. Thank you.

Being a "Newbie" really I am waitng for an opportunity to meet you guys.

Cheers

Majo

kpzen · 25th February 2006, 21:10

The best thing ever happened in my 8 years of net surfing.....
Kudos to all moderators for maintaining the highest quality always....
This is the best true knowledge sharing forum i've ever been too...
One of the best managed sites - thats what my dad sayz.....

Keep it going Mods....
U are doing great...

revtech · 26th February 2006, 00:29

Keep up the Excellent work guys.
This is the Best site Ever.thanx to all the moderators who spend their valuble time in keeping it this way.
thanx guys.and thanx GTO

Rev

Beemer · 26th February 2006, 00:35

All i can say is, i had visited several forums but, this is the forum that made me begin, improve and work on my typing skills .. it woudnt 've been possible without team-bhp .. Need i say more ..

Seems silly, isnt it ??? Check this out ..

http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifti...m-bhp-com.html (The credit goes to the Team-bhp.com)

Kudos to mods for maintaining the quality which is always one of the toughest jobs ..

TheCockroach · 26th February 2006, 04:47

To quote everyone on this thread would not be practical, but will agree with each and everyone of them.

Thank you for striking such a perfect balance between this being a gentlemanly forum without the air of it being uptight.

Three cheers to all you chaps!

Thanks to you'll again. Much obliged gentlemen.

Samurai · 26th February 2006, 08:53

I have been on various Internet forums for 13 years, and Team-BHP is the best Internet forum I have experienced. I know how difficult it is to maintain the quality of the forum discussions as the quantity (membership & discussions) increases, I have seen many forums reduced to trash after great starts.

In my opinion, there are two key ingredients to a successful forum,

(1) Membership quality: The active majority of the members should be honest and open about sharing their experiences and knowledge. The active majority should be genuinely interested in helping other members on the forum. Finally, this active majority should collectively be very knowledgeable about the topic.

(2) Moderation quality: Any successful forum needs active moderation, the unmoderated forums are usually cesspools of verbal excrete. Moderation has to be achieved such a way that free speech is allowed within a framework of mutual respect and civility. Tempers can flare even between well intentioned members, the moderators should have the intelligence to understand the difference between healthy argument and the bitter ones. This is much more difficult to do when the moderators themselves are active contributing members of the forum, it demands for high level of emotional maturity from such moderators. Finally the moderators should have utmost dedication towards the upkeep and success of the forum.

I am proud to say Team-BHP has both these key ingredients in abundance. That's why we are the best automotive forum of India.

One comment about the forum software and features. Although Team-BHP ranks very high on these points too, that is the not key to it's success. I have seen many successful forums during Usenet days, where we all used commandline tools and cursor based user interfaces. Also, there are lots of forums that use the same forum software, but nowhere close to the quality of Team-BHP.

tif0si · 26th February 2006, 09:32

i find this forum very interesting.i always make it a point to go through all the posts posted daily, even though i dont really post a reply maybe because i feel i am new,anyways will change that soon. i spend hours going through the various posts as i find them very interesting.i have also learnt a lot from each and everyone of you guys. well i could just go on and on, dont want to bore anyone, thanks to all the mods and the guys who keep team bhp going. god bless u guys with your dream machines one day..lol!!
cheers.

Godfather · 26th February 2006, 09:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by tif0si

i find this forum very interesting.i always make it a point to go through all the posts posted daily, even though i dont really post a reply maybe because i feel i am new,anyways will change that soon. i spend hours going through the various posts as i find them very interesting.i have also learnt a lot from each and everyone of you guys. well i could just go on and on, dont want to bore anyone, thanks to all the mods and the guys who keep team bhp going. god bless u guys with your dream machines one day..lol!!
cheers.

hey Bro.. dont feel left out here.. so what if you are new. maybe one of your comments on a thread may make a lot of difference on peoples point of view. if you have the knowledge on that subject and you see its going wrong then you can correct us..

also i dont think God will give me a 1969 Pontiac GTO Convertible Judge Clone ....

because everytime i pray for it i can hear some one roll all over the floor and laugh

25th February 2006, 17:15	#32 (permalink)
cinclaturbo BHPian Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Bangalore Posts: 175 View My Garage	Keep up the good work guys. This is by far the best Indian automotive website. __________________ *Life begins at 1 Bar..* *El Diablo..1.3L SUZUKI Power..U ain't seen nothing yet.* *Life goes on at 0.5 Bar..* *HondaR18...TURBO..iVTEC..*

25th February 2006, 17:16	#33 (permalink)
zenx BHPian Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Bangalore Posts: 647 View My Garage	True, this is one of the best fora i've been to - and it serves multiple purposes - getting to know likeminded folks, information, good advice. Its the one which I've managed to stick to and which has gotten stuck to my bookmarks! Great work, admins, and carry on Moderator. __________________ Sameer, Bangalore

25th February 2006, 17:17	#34 (permalink)
viper Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Back in Mumbai Posts: 2,002 View My Garage	Hi, Just saw this thread. Can only say its a cumbersome and thankless job that you guys do. Hats of to you guys for hearing nonsense and yet very calmly handling situations and putting together a brilliant show. Please if there is anyway in which I can contribute to make things better or maintain them please do not hesitate to ask. Viper __________________ *NO ONE DARES COME CLOSE*

25th February 2006, 18:05	#35 (permalink)
rheman Newbie Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Punjab Posts: 3	Great Work The moderators really work hard and it shows in the quality of this site. Even a person like me who's a complete novice in this field has learnt so much, and the credit surely goes to the way this site is managed by you all. It's user friendly, informative and has great face value.

25th February 2006, 20:13	#38 (permalink)
major BHPian Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: mumbai Posts: 53	All I can say to the moderators is; Thank you.. Thank you .. Thank you. Being a "Newbie" really I am waitng for an opportunity to meet you guys. Cheers Majo __________________ Good is no longer Good, when BETTER is expected..

25th February 2006, 17:09	#31 (permalink)
Mad Monkey BHPian Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: mumbai Posts: 214	aap sabko ek Bahut Bada dhanyawaad ! :-)

25th February 2006, 18:24	#36 (permalink)
murlidar Newbie Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: MUMBAI Posts: 15	Excellent work! Please continue the good work and thanks for the thankless job you guys are doing

25th February 2006, 18:41	#37 (permalink)
kbk_75 BHPian Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Bombay Posts: 617	A big, big thank you to all the moderators who put in so much effort only for the love of this (admittedly cool) site!

25th February 2006, 21:10	#39 (permalink)
kpzen Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: !!Himalayas.!! Dunno where? Posts: 3,363 View My Garage	The best thing ever happened in my 8 years of net surfing..... Kudos to all moderators for maintaining the highest quality always.... This is the best true knowledge sharing forum i've ever been too... One of the best managed sites - thats what my dad sayz..... Keep it going Mods.... U are doing great... __________________ Prajesh - << will be offline till August >> A true friend is someone who says nice things behind your back...

26th February 2006, 00:29	#40 (permalink)
revtech Senior - BHPian Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Vero Beach, FL Posts: 1,711 View My Garage	Keep up the Excellent work guys. This is the Best site Ever.thanx to all the moderators who spend their valuble time in keeping it this way. thanx guys.and thanx GTO Rev __________________ Revin Beyond Limits !!

26th February 2006, 00:35	#41 (permalink)
Beemer BHPian Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: delhi Posts: 389 View My Garage	Team-bhp Rocks ... All i can say is, i had visited several forums but, this is the forum that made me begin, improve and work on my typing skills .. it woudnt 've been possible without team-bhp .. Need i say more .. Seems silly, isnt it ??? Check this out .. http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifti...m-bhp-com.html (The credit goes to the Team-bhp.com) Kudos to mods for maintaining the quality which is always one of the toughest jobs ..

26th February 2006, 04:47	#42 (permalink)
TheCockroach BHPian Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Bangalore Posts: 137	To quote everyone on this thread would not be practical, but will agree with each and everyone of them. Thank you for striking such a perfect balance between this being a gentlemanly forum without the air of it being uptight. Three cheers to all you chaps! Thanks to you'll again. Much obliged gentlemen. __________________ May the tarmac be in a forgiving mood when you find yourself meeting her. Ride safe. Peace DNR --- TCR

26th February 2006, 08:53	#43 (permalink)
Samurai Team-BHP Moderator Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Coastal Karnataka Posts: 5,343 View My Garage	I have been on various Internet forums for 13 years, and Team-BHP is the best Internet forum I have experienced. I know how difficult it is to maintain the quality of the forum discussions as the quantity (membership & discussions) increases, I have seen many forums reduced to trash after great starts. In my opinion, there are two key ingredients to a successful forum, (1) Membership quality: The active majority of the members should be honest and open about sharing their experiences and knowledge. The active majority should be genuinely interested in helping other members on the forum. Finally, this active majority should collectively be very knowledgeable about the topic. (2) Moderation quality: Any successful forum needs active moderation, the unmoderated forums are usually cesspools of verbal excrete. Moderation has to be achieved such a way that free speech is allowed within a framework of mutual respect and civility. Tempers can flare even between well intentioned members, the moderators should have the intelligence to understand the difference between healthy argument and the bitter ones. This is much more difficult to do when the moderators themselves are active contributing members of the forum, it demands for high level of emotional maturity from such moderators. Finally the moderators should have utmost dedication towards the upkeep and success of the forum. I am proud to say Team-BHP has both these key ingredients in abundance. That's why we are the best automotive forum of India. One comment about the forum software and features. Although Team-BHP ranks very high on these points too, that is the not key to it's success. I have seen many successful forums during Usenet days, where we all used commandline tools and cursor based user interfaces. Also, there are lots of forums that use the same forum software, but nowhere close to the quality of Team-BHP. __________________ Samurai The notchy gearshift of GV has become buttery smooth after I started driving the Jeep.

26th February 2006, 09:32	#44 (permalink)
tif0si BHPian Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: mumbai Posts: 54 View My Garage	i find this forum very interesting.i always make it a point to go through all the posts posted daily, even though i dont really post a reply maybe because i feel i am new,anyways will change that soon. i spend hours going through the various posts as i find them very interesting.i have also learnt a lot from each and everyone of you guys. well i could just go on and on, dont want to bore anyone, thanks to all the mods and the guys who keep team bhp going. god bless u guys with your dream machines one day..lol!! cheers. __________________ " Suffering from scarlet fever"

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