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A.I.A. is not dead

Klesk sent us some news about the A.I.A. Mod:

To the OFP modding Community
First of all I would like to apologize for the lack of news and updates on AIA - but things seriously screwed up over the last few months when we were planning on doing a large release with our new site. But as you can see quite a lot went wrong. This was mainly because of tech problems with our website and many of the mod’s members lives getting very busy, including mine.
AIA as a whole has remained intact, our members stronger than ever forming an unbreakable bond that makes up AIA. But we are without a leader while I am moving from England to the USA. I appointed our 2nd in command as mod leader but he was unable to fulfill his duties because of the time constraints that face many of us modders.
So the bottom line is that AIA is looking for a new mod leader - the rules will be simple. For the next 4 weeks while i am back and forth between the USA and England the appointed mod leader will run AIA and will have complete freedom, within reason to do anything in AIA. But after 4 weeks when I am settled down, I will resume control of AIA and the mod leader that was in control can either decide to step down and become any type of member in AIA or leave.
Please e-mail Klesk2001@aol.com and provide the following information about yourself that will help the decision process:
Your real Name
Your Age
Where you live (country)
Your previous experience
Your contact details
Any information you think may be useful
After this information is submitted an interview time will be arranged with either Klesk, Meathook, Anzac, Sniper or Drow.
Please don’t feel that you must be a mod leader to sign up to be AIA’s mod leader, we aren’t just looking at a person’s background and experience but their personality and skills in other areas.
Also, just to show you that we are still working - I have attatched a nice little reminder of what AIA can achieve :)
Thanks,
Klesk {AIA Mod Leader}

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