h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Having enjoyed tremendous success in the field of lightbulb research, I decided to pursue this line further, as it was very enlightening. However, things happen, cheques bounce, planes arrive late, and the next thing you know, yesterday is gone and you're late.
Which brings me to my point. I'll be blunt. "Yesterday" is a subject that for too long has gone unaddressed at h2g2, and this article (Yesterday, A409961) tackles some of the dicey issues surrounding it. I've extended the professional courtesy of not detailing everything that happened to me yesterday: few would listen, less would care.
So, you merry few who read this, who by means of silicon, electricity and fibreoptics can have influence on the fate of the article "Yesterday", I beseech you to grab a cup of coffee and take the time to read the brief passage and refer others to it.
I don't want to wake in a cold sweat some night, saying "My 'Yesterday' article failed... it never made it to the edited guide... I'm washed up." Let's make it work.

Considering how often the word "yesterday" is used in the Guide, there might be some use for an entry on it.

But the whole article was a bit too much "stream-of-consciousness" for my own taste.

Well said - I wouldn't have thought my consciousness flowed in much more than a small brook, let alone a stream - but thanks.

Did you maybe like the bit about Aunt Hattie? Even a chuckle?

I think Aunt Hattie needs her own entry.

I enjoyed it and since it's necessary to comment on it, here goes. Of all the topics I've read, this is by far the most recent.
~S

Looks good to me. It could use, I suppose, the same things all guide entries usually need: more guideml tags, especially the ones that create the indented, italicized entries, and a couple of first-person references altered. I think it makes a contribution in an area that has long been neglected.

Editorial Note: This Conversation has been moved to the new 'Flea Market' Forum.

This is where we move any Peer Review, Writing Workshop or Alternative Writing Workshop Conversations where the original author has *not* posted to h2g2 for three months. This prevents the active Review Forums from clogging up with dormant entries, but in the Flea Market they can be picked up by others and polished off.