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Editor: Esqui

Posted by Esqui

March 5th, 2009

Who are you?
I’m Chris Hancock, aka Esqui. I’m 21, from Bournemouth, and I work as a general dogsbody for a retailer of fine electricals. I’ve been admin on the Mailwatch forum for a couple of years now, and also ran a blog some time ago, Daily Mail Letters, http://dmletters.blog.co.uk focusing on the people that write into the Mail. Sadly, living with a Mail reader gives me unfettered access to its pages. Which is useful for doing this!
What will you be writing about?.

I shall be picking up from where my blog left off. Only with more maturity and actually backing up my arguments a bit more! Obviously, there is no point in me just replying “No, you’re an idiot”, so expect to see a bit of detailed analysis

Why are you doing this?

Because no-one else will! I want to help make the site even better than it already is, and hopefully get people to learn a bit more about the mindset of Mail readers.

Why have you chosen your specific beat and/or what skills and expertise can you bring to it?

Obviously, I’ve got the experience in picking apart readers’ letters, and I do miss my blog at times. I hope to be able to bring a balanced view here, pointing out when they’re right as well as when they’re wrong. I think it will also link in nicely with the other contributors’ articles, especially when there are big issues which get a lot of letters.

OK, that’s me!

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7 Comments

  1. The Ink Slinger

    Sick ‘em! Sick balls!

  2. Tim Ireland

    I always thought it was *sic* balls.

    Allo, Esqui. I’m really looking forward to watching how you get on, and perhaps even joining in from time to time when decorum allows.

  3. ExPc

    Thanks Esqui.

  4. Esqui

    You’re all welcome *takes a bow*

  5. Fruitbat

    I take it you’re the same Esqui from Weebl’s.

    Man, I’m running into you all over the shop!

  6. Esqui

    I am indeed (or I was until I left in a blaze of swearing and porn). But hi!

  7. The Ink Slinger

    Sick (sic) or sic (sic). Who knows?

    The sentiment, however, stands and is eternal.

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