I think new members will be a lot happier there.

Thank you.

I tried to find it a month or so ago in order to direct a newbie to it...they were advising another member about their misspelling of "moran" - and I couldn't find it anywhere! I was quite dismayed!

And when we do, we'll pin it to the top of the Welcome forum.

 
http://LetMeGoogleThatForYou.com/?q="du glossary"
 

Love it

As the hosts only responsibility is to lock threads that don't meet SOP, how should we best alert you if someone is violating this part of the SOP?

That'll let us know.

Thanks.

darnit

It seems to me, from my peeks at H&M, that a LOT of contentious posts and subsequent alerts concerned callouts.
the "new" Meta is sure to have the same problems unless callouts are addressed.
What do you think?

And I think the members in the Meta-discussion forum will make clear when they feel a call-out has crossed the line.

I think that is enough.

One that we have needed for a long, long time. frankly, I thought THIS is what DU 2.0 should have done.

imo

Now I'll take just a moment to doff my fez to remember the remarkable work of newyorker99 who welcomed me and so many others.

I'm really loving watching DU3 evolve! This is great!

this is AWESOME!!!!!

Some years back I set up something similar on a wikia on which I have admin privileges. No one ever used it, largely because you'd have to already be familiar with the place to know it was there (I lost the argument with other admins for better placement on the landing page).

This isn't one of those "if you build it they will come" sorts of things. You need to point people to it.

There is so much to explore on DU, participating with a few posts is a great way to learn about our community.

Welcome to DU!

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