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

Some Museship positions that await fulfillment by you, the lovely h2g2 researcher(and/or creation) include, but are not limited to, the following suggestions:

Music-Related:
(Muse of...)
~Drummers
~Guitarists
~Woodwinds
~BEATLE Fans
~Musicians
~Oboists
~Pianists
~Music Stands

Thought-Related:
~English Majors
~Novelists
~Philosophy
~American Ways
~British Pride
~Beatnik Poetry
~Advertising Artists
~Positive Thoughts
~Thank-You Notes

Artist-Related:
~Painters
~Illustrators
~Impressionist Artists
~Abstract Artists

Theatre-Related:
~Stagehands
~Human Props
~Actors

Misc:
~Culinary Delights
~Saran Wrap
~Rubber Stamps
~Good Restaurants
~Elephants
~Frogs
~Bubble Gum Chewers

Ooh ooh
can i please please please be the Muse of, like, Suddenly Thinking Of Tremendously Inspiring Haikus About Lotus Flowers???
(is that possible?)
bye

It's a wonderful idea, and I'll be happy to put it into play-- consider your sweet self a psuedo-muse, whambamboo... I will give you your official title in... well, I'm going to need at least 24 hours... but you have been heard and your requests will be granted!!!

Oh yes! I am a muse Thankyou sooooo much I now have a title YAY!

I could be the muse of stagehands . . . but what would I have to do to be the muse of curators? I'm already a life model if that counts as museship . . . the muse of figurative artists maybe?

or the muse of art history? i've always wanted to be a muse! --kathy

Muse of Art History sounds wonderful!!!

Lemmee know if this is the title you'd like the most(keep in mind we have a muse for nude portraits all ready)

So, darling, what is it that you have decided!??

I don't know . . . how about the Muse of Interdisciplinary Inquiry? More and more, my interests seem to be falling away from any one area and coming into the space in between; interstices or border spaces, as the postmodernists would have it. Are there other people out there like this? I think that this page should be called a museum, by the way! I am so confused about writing GuideML--I'd love a link to this page and to put links to my evil twin's page and some of my other faves, but I don't understand how to do it.

Kathy

Dear Dear Kathy-- in GuideML all you need to do is put The Musehome to link to the Musehome, for example...

There is a site on h2g2 dedicated to GUideML... you'll find it on my userpage... somewhere beneath a cute logo about astronomy.... http://www.h2g2.com/U98816

You're not alone in not knowing quite what you want to do in life...

::ZAP!!!:: You are now the Muse of Interdisciplinary Inquiry... I really like that title...

Hope to see you around the Musehome!!!

Happy Musing...

And... I almost named this joint the Museum, but.. I thought that'd get confusing... and we all ready have a Natural History Museum at h2g2...

Thank you!!!! I appreciate the advice and am slowly learning how to put guideML into my site. When I have time inbetween my disciplines, I will be adding a little more about what I want to do in life to my own site. I am very happy to be a muse!!!!! May I suggest the name Mouseia--in Greek it means a gathering of the muses--but be sure to acknowledge Dr. Lynne Teather at UToronto for the idea. (Mouseia is the best site for indexing work in museology on the web.)

Kathy

can you give me an example of a link outside H2G2 in GuideML?

Thanks,
Kathy

Hi Kathy!

A link to a place outside h2g2 should be done like this:

Choose your own text

As Dragonfly told you an "inside" link for an entry should be:

My second home

(or - if the title of the "Text" should be the title of the entry - just: <LINK H2G2="A420661" /&gt

This is also the right way to put a link for a forum.
This thread

However, if you are linking to a researcher (a U-number), you should use the BIO-link:

Ottox

For more GuideML the link to the clinic is http://www.h2g2.com/GuideML-Clinic

Thanks everybody! My site is up and running and looking better in guideml--don't expect me to have too much time to update it on a regular basis, though!

Kathy

The page is nice looking, but the links needs to be looked at! :-( You've forgotten the "http://", which is quite important.

oops . . . fixing problem

will also post journal entry soon--i've had a major revelation

kathy

BTW. If you want a link at the page, but don't want it to show in the link panel, then use ordinary HTML:

Link

If you want a link only to be in the panel, not at the page, you should put a references section at the end of the page between and :



Musehome

Oops! Missed a single "
You can surely find where yourself!

Give up on the ", but I've fixed the other problems. Thanks for all your help. I'll put a link to you or your pet cause on my page if you'd like . . . My journal entry should be up in about 5 mins if you wait.

Kathy

The missing " was (not) in the previous post, not on your page!