I am writing this post about 2 months, late, but better late than never as they say.  To give you a bit of insight into Community Credit, each month as folks are submitting their various contributions to the development community, these posts are reviewed and approved manually.  Yep, that is correct.  If you are thinking, "Hey that sounds like a lot of work", you would be right on the mark.  Some areas just can not be completely automated without compromising the validity of the site and this is one of them.    Now, the book title "It takes a village" comes to mind and sometimes the village that runs Community Credit can be a bit small.  Well, about two months ago, a new member to Community Credit, Martin Hishelwood, emailed me asking if I would like some assistance in approving submissions and after chatting with him for a bit, I took him up on his kind offer.  Although it may sound a bit odd, not everybody is up for the task of approving submissions.  There are certain factors that make up a qualified "point submission approver person" and Martin had them all.  On top of it, a big chunk of my time got swallowed up that month due to about every single obligation of mine converging at the same time, leaving Martin at the helm to approve a huge portion of them.  At about an hour or two before the current month ended, there were very few submissions remaining and the ones that were processed were done so perfectly.  So, let me just say, Way to go Martin!!!!  You "saved the day" that month in a sense and it is greatly appreciated by myself and all of the contributors that month.  So a big thanks to you!!!