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

Hey, I just have a FEW more questions ( I swear lol)

I notice you have quite an elaborate 'my space' page, is this all done in the special guide html stuff? In that case if this isnt green I dont know anything about it but if it is cool, first time its worked then! I bet we have lots of guide entries on how to spice up the space page; Ill do a search for that later.

question 2.) Whats with the towels? and Ace welcomed me and at the and he said 'just dont forget your towel!'

3.) If by some remote chance the guide is missing somthing that I might be interested in creating (like say I wanted to see if anyone would like to write a B5 short story with me) could I open a page for that?

4.) mind if I add you to my friends list thing? I promis I wont ask this many questions anymore haha

P.S.

I saw you were reading the Dune chronicals, are you finished? I bought all the books after seeing the Scifi mini series of Dune and children of dune...havent gotten around to the third book yet Need motivation!

Cheers

Hi Nick

There are tons of entries on GUIDEML (the name for the site specific HTML)
(One of the people on my friends list Unconformity has just done a GUIDEML clinic/ quick start guide)
2. The towels are due to the founding Father of the Site, Douglas Adams book, the hitchikers guide to the galaxy, according to that no hiker should go anywhere without their towels

3. If there is a gap in the guide you are welcome to create it, in fact it is positively encouraged. It just depends what you do with it afterwards. Remember, even if you just creat an article without submitting it to a review forum it becomes part of the guide and is searchable. EG my personal space is the top search return for the word lightsabre on site.

4 I don't mind at all. And feel free to ask away (You won't always get as quick a response, just my newborn has been up crying so am still up at 03:47.

And the PS, I am a big fan of the Dune books written by Frank Herbert, and that is an article I wrote about them, their genesis and the main plots/protagonists. I heartily recommend reading the series, although I would now way recommend the prequels written by the gruesome twosome of Brian Herbert and Kevin J (I'm a SCI-FI hack and tried to ruin the Star Wars book franchise) Anderson.