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 Coming to America   ⋮ Christine's Cancer ⋮ Editor Logs
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 All I need is here  ⋮ March 18, 2005     ⋮ Editorial Philosophy
 The Tao of Ducks    ⋮ April 11, 2005     ⋮ On E2 Balance
 December 17, 2004   ⋮ April 25, 2005     ⋮ On Good Feedback
 Handfasting, London ⋮ July 6, 2005       ⋮ E2 history; a look forward
 Bogey's Books       ⋮ September 29, 2005 ⋮
 US Highway 50       ⋮ March 28, 2006     ⋮ 
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New to E2? Instant advice:

• Spend a day reading around before you post anything
• Read at least one FAQ. My initial suggestion is Everything2 Help, though What writings are accepted on Everything2? contains some useful pointers to the nitty-gritty of what is expected.
• Understand that three things a writeup needs, beyond mere words, are:
  1. Formatting - at least use <p> for paragraph breaks
  2. Hard links - [ and ] around anything you want to link to
  3. Soft Links - created by either clicking through hard links, or using "Search"
  4. Good spelling and grammar
  Okay, there were four things...
• Practice in E2 Scratch Pad
• Get help - anyone with a $ or @ against their name will assist
• Get more help - Personal guidance is but a click or two away
• At a loss for a topic? See Everything's Most Wanted, wertperch's nodeshell challenge or jessicapierce's scratchpad
• Have fun!

- Kevin Weedon

More E2 Stuff

• If you're a joiner, you can find others with similar interests
• E2 Offline ScratchPad for writing
• E2 node backup for those paranoid enough
• Everything2 Easter Eggs has even more

e-mail is my username at everything2.com, but you must include the word NODER in the subject line for it to be not marked as spam.

You will also find me on my own website at wertperch.co.uk and also (goodness knows why) on Blogspot