PENGUMUMAN

Salam,.. semalam (Khamis malam Jumaat 29 Januari 2009) secara tidak resmi diselitkan pasal perasmian blog pada malam Save Gaza... beberapa pertanyaan dan ketidak fahaman AJK dan ditakutkan dengan tindakan menyaman blog contohnya yg terbaru Rahimah Ali menyaman satu blog kerana laporan palsu.


Oleh itu AJK meminta tuan moderator menangguhkan dahulu aktiviti blog yang mempunyai nama "surau al falah jalan 6a" sehingga ajk mengadakan mesyuarat khas berkenaan blog ini disertakan dengan kehadiran tuan dalam mesyuarat itu untuk menerangkan segala kemusykilan AJK, supaya mereka faham.. Itu pun jika tuan setuju...


Secara peribadi dicadangkan tuan moderator menukar nama .... yang bukan : "surau al falah jalan 6a" untuk sementara .


Sekian.

AJK.

Komen Admin:

Faham dan akur.

Perlu dijelaskan bahawa saya telah menawarkan kawalan penuh aktiviti blog ini kepada wakil AJK Surau Al-Falah selepas blog ini dibina, namun beliau belum bersedia menerimanya. Kawalan penuh bermaksud mempunyai nama pengguna dan kata laluan dan mengawal segala aktiviti blog. Kata laluan asal boleh ditukar dan apabila kata laluan ditukar admin baru sahaja yang dapat menggunakannya. Beliau kemudian boleh mengundang penulis-penulis jemputan ke blog tersebut.

Salam hormat,

HambaAllah.

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