STICKY: Friends of Seaport Forum (BETA)

We have started a forum at http://seaport.adriantai.com/forum/. The purpose of this forum is to allow everyone to post news, information and updates without having to go through Adrian TAI. Before posting, you will need to register first. Just follow the steps below and post away!

1. Go to http://seaport.adriantai.com/forum/.
2. Click on REGISTER (link is located at the top of the page).
3. Click "I Agree to these ..."
4. Enter username, email address (note: email address is used to verify your account and send you important forum related items only), password and password (again).
Note: It would be nice to also include your Graduation Year and Class in the 'location'. For example: Marikh (1993)
5. Click Submit.
6. Check your email for verification link. Click on link to activate account.
7. Each time you want to post something, go to the forum and click LOGIN.
8. Start a new topic or reply to an existing one. Use the TEST topic for test posts.

Wednesday, September 07, 2005

UPDATE: Friends of Seaport

Guys and gals!!!

Thank you so much for passing the word around and providing leads to other Seaportians (and friends of Seaport). I was very surprised to receive an email from Choong Hor today!

I plan to put up a list of contacts I have later on (perhaps a few months down the road). In the meantime, if you have not provided me your email, it would be great it you can do so. I can be reached via the webmaster link or at adrian@adriantai.com

You can also leave 'message' by using the COMMENTS feature.

Once again, thank you so much for helping to pass the word around... And for still wanting to keep in touch!

QUESTION:
Should we rename to Friends of Seaport? Or maintain Friends of Sek Men Seaport?

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NOTE:
I decided to name this site Friends of Seaport as many of us probably know each other but might not have been from Seaport. I mean no offence to people who were not from Seaport but are still very much a part of it.
I hope these friends will not mind the name Seaport being used. And in all fairness, Seaport don't exist anymore, anyway...

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