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Hello Al Symer ...
SEF Started conversation Mar 13, 2003
... and welcome to h2g2.
I'm one of the <./>ACEs</.> (Assistant Community Editors). We are a team of volunteers who try to help new researchers for the guide find their way around. You can click on the link I made with that acronym in order to find out more. To find out more about anyone, click on the link made by their nickname (eg at the top of any conversation postings) to go to their personal space. Lurking is quite acceptable on h2g2.
That's a fun nickname. I seem to have been born senile. I'm currently retired and occasionally masquerade as an OAP (though I have to cheat a lot on the age requirement). Normally I'd tell you all about the <./>Smileys</.> at this point. I get the impression that you don't want to know but please humour me till the end of this paragraph at least. You can use them in your personal space and other articles, conversations and journal entries. You just type the shortcut text and they appear as if by magic on preview or posting. For example: < dragon > without the spaces becomes . I like that one because you can chase people away with it (see the last example in this posting and combine the two).
Here are a few more links you might like to try. A660340 is a list of "Clubs and Societies" on h2g2. <./>Askh2g2</.> is a good place to start or join a random conversation. You could try the infinite improbability drive on the "Front Page" if you don't know where you want to go or <./>search</.> if you do. See the guide entries too important to be merely a number at <./>NamedEntries</.>.
Above all, have fun and don't panic. If you do find yourself tempted to panic, click the "h2g2 Help" link on the left. It may help.
Now, if you'll excuse me, there are probably other things I should be doing, but I'll be back if you call for help (ie reply to this message or post on my space).
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