A "Thank You" to Camate

I typically begin browsing the forums by checking what the "new" threads are. After that when I want to look for useful and constructive threads, I click on "forum top". To the right I see responses from the community team to various threads and like most everyone I want to see "what the word is". The name I see almost every time belongs to the person I think we should all thank.
Camate, I'd like to thank you for your frequent, informative, and positive responses. The comments and information you pass on are appreciated. Keep up the good work!

Well, despite the fact he is simply doing as being told and that his paycheck is more or less all he needs, I suppose that does not mean a "thank you" is out of place... It is assumed and/or understood that, no matter how pragmatic or routinary a job is, any kind of worker or employee appreciates those gestures and incentivates them further. After all, they are humans just like us: they WILL notice gratitude when shown.

...if you are wondering why I said all that, it is because, sooner or later on these threads, someone goes and says something along the lines of "there's nothing to thank, it's their job". I simply wanted to point out that such is not the case. It may not be necessary, but that is far from implying it is useless.

So... yes, thanks for a job well done and for the uninterrupted dedication to the cause. Whatever money you are earning with this, be it little or a lot, at least we can all agree it is well earned.

Exactly why I decided to start the thread. Just wanted to express some appreciation for a job well done. :)

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Originally Posted by Begeta

The name I see almost every time belongs to the person I think we should all thank.
Camate, I'd like to thank you for your frequent, informative, and positive responses. The comments and information you pass on are appreciated. Keep up the good work!

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Absolutely agreed. He does more than required, and I'm happy he is here. Communication is key for me in video games, and it warms my heart to see developers and community reps outshine the typical kicking and screaming on the forums with detailed information and hard work - all whole remaining humble.

Its something the majority of us could learn from.

Thank you.

Bump bumpity bump :D