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

Well done. I am impressed by your talent. I am sure that you will make many contributions to this website. It is rather a dinosaur among websites as it was one of the first to include community (social) networks as a part of it and it was created 14 years ago---rather the Jurassic phase of the Internet.

That being said, there are many holes in the Edited Guide that you might consider filling with entries in physics. We have number's guys who have tackled maths (as the Brits call it) and IT guys but I can't recall many entries in physics.

Should you decide to try to add to the guide you might want to look at what's already there, and check out the structure. GuideML is a modified HTML that the site uses, but you could always write something in plain text and submit it to peer review. As the text editor in the pliny skin is not working too well--you might want to try it in the brunel skin. If you want to check the coding for the existing guide entries all you need to do is go up to URL line in your browser and in place of the A write in test in front of the number.

A good Guide Entry should be short---you're not to write an encyclopedia article. It should be like a mini skirt --short enough to be interesting but long enough to cover the subject. I am rather partial to Dmitri Gheorgheni's Guide Entries. They usually have funny bits in them and are usually fun to read. To get to them just add him as a friend then you can access them whenever you want some entertainment. Certain hootwoers are apt to send in WALLS of text but unfortunately readers usually have shorter attention spans. A writer does well to remember that the readers are not necessarily aware of jargons involved in various disciplines and footnotes are appreciated.
Check out A87805588 for an example.

If you have shorter items or pictures you could submit them to , DG appreciates contributions there as it comes out weekly with columns and pictures.