I come across writers to ST Forum with names like David Tan and Jenny Lim. Even the people from government departments giving official replies do not provide their full names. It used to be a requirement in the past, I think. When we fill up all kinds of application forms, we have to put our full name, right? And if you look at the obituaries page, they also got give full names ma! So why ST Forum page so special?
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Why writers to ST Forum need not now use full name?
- Thread starter Liquigas
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Probably because besides the name they have the ID no which is more zhun if they want to trace...
probably ghost writers from the IB?
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2. Letters should be no longer than 400 words.
3. Letters must state the writer's full name, address and telephone numbers.
4. Published letters will state the contributor's name. Pseudonyms will not be accepted.
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Useful information:
Mailing address:
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Singapore Press Holdings,
1000, Toa Payoh North, News Centre
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For assistance, contact
Noor Aiza Mohamed Joz (Ms)
Forum Administrator
The Straits Times
DID: 6319-5454
Fax: 6319-8274
Email: [email protected]
Thank you for writing in to The Straits Times Forum. We may contact you if your letter is being considered for publication.
Please note that this acknowledgement does not require a reply.
Sincerely,
Yap Koon Hong (Mr)
Forum editor
The Straits Times
Please note:
1. Letters sent must be unpublished and meant for publication only in Forum/Forum Online.
2. Letters should be no longer than 400 words.
3. Letters must state the writer's full name, address and telephone numbers.
4. Published letters will state the contributor's name. Pseudonyms will not be accepted.
5. The Forum editor reserves the right to edit a letter.
6. Official replies must reach [email protected] by noon if they are to be considered for publication the next day.
7. Attachments must be sent in Word Document format.
8. For women, please indicate Miss, Ms, Mrs or Madam.
9. Your profile (optional): We welcome more details about yourself such as your age, marital status, family members,
occupation and a brief description of your expertise/interests (maximum of three). Your profile, address and telephone numbers
will be kept confidential and will only be released with your consent.
10. Reactions and postings in Forum Online (at www.straitstimes.com) and the ST Online Discussion Board are under the purview
of the ST Online Editor. Email your queries to The ST Online Editor, [email protected]
Useful information:
Mailing address:
The Straits Times Forum editor,
Singapore Press Holdings,
1000, Toa Payoh North, News Centre
Podium, Level 2, Singapore 318994
For assistance, contact
Noor Aiza Mohamed Joz (Ms)
Forum Administrator
The Straits Times
DID: 6319-5454
Fax: 6319-8274
Email: [email protected]
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