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Jabberwock Started conversation Aug 24, 2006
B'Elena has not one but two entries on this week's Front Page! Sorry I almost missed them, but I've been away for a couple of days. You'll find them under this month's highlights, or at:
A13248399 – Sir Ian McKellen
A12736677 -The Multimar Wattforum, a National Park Centre
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Aug 25, 2006
Thank you Jabs, the Ian McKellen entry is lil's entry, really 
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guina Posted Aug 25, 2006
great job! 
i've yet 2 complete any entries... but im lazy so wel done!
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guina Posted Aug 25, 2006
wel wen i say any entries i mean none have been picked for the EG..
useless information i know... sorry 
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Aug 25, 2006
Well, you know, your txt spk entry has potential, it's a great subject, do we have something about this in the edited guide already ?
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guina Posted Aug 25, 2006
cheers!
ive just checked and no there isnt anything like that at the moment.
hopefully i'll b able to work on it a bit some time soon. i havent been on in a while thats why i havent really... wel done ANY work on it at all!
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Aug 25, 2006
I imagine it will require some research, but it's something that is being frequently discussed especially here on h2g2, so go for it
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aka Bel - A87832164 Posted Aug 25, 2006
If you are unsure about the concept and style etc, you could start by putting it into the edited guide writing workshop, to get some ideas etc before submitting it to Peer Review, because it's much smoother a process if the entry is nearly finished as it stands. Oh, and you can leave me a note once you think you're ready to submit it, I'm not subscribed to the EGWW, so wouldn't probably notice
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