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The
who's and why's of TRS Magazine
TRS
Magazine was an idea created by TRS site owner James Oaks. The
idea came from the lack of Ranger/Bronco II coverage in the major
truck magazines. TRS
Magazine is designed to cover both street and off-road Rangers, Bronco
II's, Explorers and Mazda B-Series. With this being the second
edition of the magazine, we still have some vacancies to fill.
Eventually we would like to make this magazine grow and put it in
print. For now, we're doing it on line to help get it organized and
work out the bugs of an internet based magazine.
So
Who's Staffing It Now?
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Jim
Oaks - Editor-In-Chief/Publisher |
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UTRanger
- Publishing Coordinator |
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4x4Junkie
- Off-Road Editor |
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Will
- Special Events Editor |
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Dave_R
- Miscellaneous Tech |
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ForestRanger
- Miscellaneous Tech |
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BentWrench
- Miscellaneous Tech |
Editor-In-Chief oversees
compiling all information submitted by editors and putting it together in
some form of media. E-I-C also approves project vehicles.
Publishing
Coordinator is responsible for taking submissions from the various
Editors, preparing it for publication, and submitting it to the
Editor-In-Chief.
Off-Road Tech Editor is responsible for ensuring the quarterly mag
has an off-road related tech article ready for use. He/She may
choose to write it or approve an article submitted to them for the mag for
use. They are not expected to write an article for every issue, but
should submit some from time to time. They may submit (2) for each
issue. (1) should be geared towards suspension.
Street Tech Editor is responsible for ensuring the quarterly mag
has a street related tech article ready for use. He/She may choose
to write it or approve an article submitted to them for the mag for use.
They are not expected to write an article for every issue, but
should submit some from time to time. They may submit (2) for each
issue. (1) should be geared towards suspension.
Special Event's Editor is responsible for ensuring the quarterly
mag has some type of featured event (Trail Ride, Truck Show, Etc) article
ready for use. He/She may choose to write it or approve an article
submitted to them for the mag for use. They are not expected to
write an article for every issue, but should submit some from time to
time. They may submit (2) for each issue.
Off-Road Feature Editor is responsible for ensuring the quarterly
mag has (1) Off-Road featured truck ready for use. It may be 2wd or
4wd. This is a featured vehicle and not a tech story or project
vehicle.
Street Feature Editor is responsible for ensuring the quarterly mag
has (1) Street featured truck ready for use. This is a featured
vehicle and not a tech story or project vehicle.
So
What's Still Needed? We
need a Street Tech Editor, Street Feature Editor and Off-Road Feature
Editor.
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