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

Hallooo Neesey3PO,
Just thought I'd drop in and welcome you to H2G2. I'm Shadow, one of the ACE's (The volunteer welcoming committee.) here. If you have any questions or need help with anything, please don't hesitate to ask. You can do so by either clicking on REPLY below or by clicking on my name above and leaving a message at my page http://www.h2g2.com/U133044. If you're looking for a place to get started, this is always a good spot. http://www.h2g2.com/A5752. There is also a handy quick reference guide at http://www.h2g2.com/A344756. Have fun wandering the vast, twisted and myriad halls of this place. There's a LOT here!
Welcome again,
~S

Hello Shadow,

Um, I read all the stuff about how to put the intro on my page and then I did it. But, I still don't have anything showing. Where can I go to find out what's wrong?

Neesey

Are you using HTML or GuideML? If it's HTML, I can help, for GuideML, I'll have to refer you to someone else. Sorry for the delay, I was away from my desk.
~S

If you write in GuideML, make sure your text starts with




and ends with

thank you very much. i had the stuff, but i forgot to put . how much do you know about a comp language called dBase or Xbase?

neesey

Umm... nothing! I really don't know the first thing about this tech-suff

'S'ok. where are you?

neesey

I'm in Denmark (no that's NOT the capital of Sweden). More specifically a little town called Fuglebjerg on southern Sjælland, where I happen to live.


Cheers,
~Bistro

I know it's not the capital of Sweden.

I hear you've got some really beautiful old towns in Denmark. A couple of years ago, some of my friends went on a tour of Europe. They went through Denmark and told me about it. Sometimes (most of the time) I really wish the US had more history. I'm studying history, you see. America still feels like a gawky teenager sometimes.

Neesey

The US does have more history, but you have to read up on the people that settled it first, not the ones that got lost on their way to India.
~S

I bet I know what you're talking about: the Vikings, and before that the Native Americans. Well, I am interested in both of those people groups,and I definitely consider their history to be American history. However, my main interests is in the World of Ideas and how certain ideas have influenced the flow of history. Unfortunately, most of that happened in Eurasia and North Africa, except for the last 200+ years.

neesey