First Solo Entries
Created | Updated Feb 8, 2006
First Solo-Written Edited Entry Roll of Honor
to them all
James "Geekahilbility" Arkansawyer with their entry Binary Digits — in the early days of computing, man first made 'mechanical' computers. Through much research and development, electronic computers were eventually developed.
Ðeakie with their entry The Tay Bridge Disaster, December 1879 — the first rail bridge built to cross the River Tay in Scotland was opened in May 1878 to the design of Thomas Bouch, a noted engineer.
al_terego with their entry Buying a Rail Ticket in India — since the days of the British Raj, countless visitors to the Indian subcontinent have been captivated by India's cultures and traditions.
thornthedruidguy
with their entry Dealing With Your Double Bass — standing around six feet tall and known by Americans as a 'string bass', it has also been referred to as a 'stand-up' or 'upright' bass.
Marge with their entry The Reverend Sydney Smith, 1771 - 1845 — a man whom many consider to be Britain's greatest wit, from the highest in the land down to his most 'lowly' servants.
kitboyes
with their entry ANZUS Alliance — a defensive alliance between Australia, New Zealand and the United States of America post-World War II.
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Every weekday the newest Edited Entries to go into the Edited Guide appear on the Front Page, along with other links and information. You can visit Month of h2g2 to find out what new Edited Entries you have missed over the last month.
If you haven't written an Entry for the Edited Guide yet, have a read of the Writing Guidelines which contains lots of useful advice and information about what we are loking for in an entry for the Edited Guide.
Running the gauntlet of Peer Review, that's how some Researchers see it. However, it's not that bad if you follow the Writing Guidelines and read the information on the Peer Review page. Also try not to take constructive criticism personally, and remember that all suggestions from reviewers are well intentioned with the design of helping you achieve your aim of getting your Entry into the Edited Guide.
When you have written 25 or more solo Edited Entries and they have been accepted into the Edited Guide, you can claim a Solo-Written Edited Guide Entries Badge and will then be added to the Solo-Writen Edited Entries Roll of Honor
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