USCF Hero for a Day

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Hello, Chess Fans.

A lot of smart people post great thoughts and wisdom on this Forum. Sometimes (perhaps “far too often” is a better word), the issues being discussed get clouded by the personalities involved. So, it’s time for a change . . . .

The rules for this thread are simple. Nominate someone you’ve noticed for a positive contribution they made to chess today. And explain why.

TODAY’S USCF HERO for a DAY: Mike Nolan. Some of you may know I took a four year absence from organizing and directing tournaments (no, I wasn’t in prison). I used to log into the the TD/Affiliate area often but I have basically forgotten all I knew. A friend showed me how to log back in. That link is light years ahead of where it was when I last saw it. And the name all over its creation is “Mike Nolan - man of destiny.”

Thank you Mike, for making USCF a better place. :smiley:

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It’s safe to say almost all of us agree with you about Mike Nolan. The next Hero for a Day, therefore, will necessarily be someone who stands out just a little less.

Bill Smythe

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According to the great one’s own data, there are 74,198 USCF members. Surely more than one is heroic? :smiley:

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Where is it written that only USCF members may be USCF heroes? :slight_smile: