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grumpyfish says:

If you are asking a relationship question, a homework question, or a question about computing, be sure to read this page of the guidelines before continuing.

You can save time by reviewing the list of suggestions above. If you don't find your answer in one of these questions, feel free to continue and ask a new one.

Try to use your best spelling and grammar. Txtspeak makes me very grumpy. Take a look at our writing standards.

Make sure you use commas! No commas make me really grumpy! Dr. Jelly uses topics to match your question to the right people.

The Social Section works best when you want to learn about people, whereas the goal of the General Section is more straight-forward question answering. Be sure to read the guidelines before posting your question.

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