Attention New Members
Posted: 05 Jul 2008, 09:14
I've noticed that we have quite a few new members in recent weeks. Unfortunately, I've also come across several that don't appear to have a post under the Introductions section. Can I please suggest if you are new or newish, that you:
A) Go to the Introductions section - found near the bottom of the home page in the forum Index - open a new thread there and introduce yourself? Tell us a bit about yourself and such. This gives the rest of us a chance to say hello and welcome you to our fold.
B) Abagayle, a recent newbie herself, started a great thread a couple of weeks ago under the General Book and Reading Discussion section - located near the top of the home page in the Forum Index - it is the first category. Abagayle started this thread on June 19 and it is called "Greetings! Would mind filling this out?" If you are interesting in filling the questions out, I for one, would appreciate it, and am sure many others here would too! Feel free to fill in as much, or as little, as you are comfortable with. It's a great thread to help us all get acquainted and to learn about each's reading tastes.
Abagayle, you may now take a bow for such a brilliant thread!
A) Go to the Introductions section - found near the bottom of the home page in the forum Index - open a new thread there and introduce yourself? Tell us a bit about yourself and such. This gives the rest of us a chance to say hello and welcome you to our fold.
B) Abagayle, a recent newbie herself, started a great thread a couple of weeks ago under the General Book and Reading Discussion section - located near the top of the home page in the Forum Index - it is the first category. Abagayle started this thread on June 19 and it is called "Greetings! Would mind filling this out?" If you are interesting in filling the questions out, I for one, would appreciate it, and am sure many others here would too! Feel free to fill in as much, or as little, as you are comfortable with. It's a great thread to help us all get acquainted and to learn about each's reading tastes.
Abagayle, you may now take a bow for such a brilliant thread!