New Member Greeting

regdog

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I gave you your own intro thread so our members can greet you



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Take some time and read the Newbie Guide and the Stickies found
at the top of Forum pages. They are your best guide to learning about
Absolute Write.

Don’t forget to read the FAQ regarding posting pictures at AW.



Members who want to start a thread in Share Your Work to have work critiqued need
50 posts. So take some time to greet fellow newbies, critique other members’
works, or join a discussion.
 

Maryn

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It's a pleasure to have you join us, Derek.

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Hello and welcome from someone else who is new here. :)
 

CACTUSWENDY

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Welcome to AW. Hope you enjoy your stay with us.
How do you like your popcorn?

If you go to the bottom of the page to the 'forum jump' you can scroll down and find all the areas of this place. After you post 50 posts you can use the SYW areas to get help there. The password for some of the areas is…..vista. A word to the wise, it would be a good idea to participate first in helping others before you think about posting your own work. After you have been around here for awhile, then post something of your own for help. Good luck.
 

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Welcome Derek. The seeds we sow are those of thought, the crops we reap... ideas, rich and filled with the flavor of new knowledge.

I love to argue. The only losers in an argument are those who close their ears to the words of their opponents.