Hi thrive developers...

Well i'd hate to sound rahter useless around here but as much as i research evolution i feel that I am just not on your level yet so the best I can do is advertise your site and thrive if thats okay...

Welcome! I"m not sure about you not being on our level, the fact you research evolution makes you automatically above my level, I just use what I know already.

And feel free to advertise, publicity is good. But don't advertise too much. Then it annoys people. Like the 5+ minutes of non-stop adverts every break on TV. Anyway, you can give ideas, use what you know, you can translate if you know a second language and just give your points of view on things.

Also, it seems to be required now... Wiki link! <- I added a bit of emphasis there. Anyone notice?

Well i'm sure you'll find something to do, there's plenty of people that don't have any useful skills -stares at UTeen- i kid, i kid. But in all seriousness, you'll at least be able to go over our concepts and offer your approval or suggestions.

Welcome to the team!

Alright then i dont really dont know what else to say except that my spelling can be a little bad just a hinch...

by the way i'd hate to sound like a lier but when i say resaerch i mean i read about it study it etc.

Sorry for any missunderstandings

flipy wrote:

by the way i'd hate to sound like a lier but when i say resaerch i mean i read about it study it etc.

Well, I'd say that's a form of research.

I have read a book. It was a very complicated book, but I could grasp the basic idea of 4 dimensional momentum and the speed of light being a universal constant... That's the most science I've learned in a while. School is just showing us nature documentaries and letting us think up imaginary creatures... This is the start of the year in which we should be preparing for GCSEs.

On the imaginary creatures, I seem to be the only one designing anything remotely scientific. We're top set, and there were people making swordfish creatures with electric drill noses...

The Uteen wrote:

flipy wrote:

by the way i'd hate to sound like a lier but when i say resaerch i mean i read about it study it etc.

Well, I'd say that's a form of research.

I have read a book. It was a very complicated book, but I could grasp the basic idea of 4 dimensional momentum and the speed of light being a universal constant... That's the most science I've learned in a while. School is just showing us nature documentaries and letting us think up imaginary creatures... This is the start of the year in which we should be preparing for GCSEs.

On the imaginary creatures, I seem to be the only one designing anything remotely scientific. We're top set, and there were people making swordfish creatures with electric drill noses...

If you come up with anything good, post it. I've been drawing skulls/ skeletons to try to figure out how to work complex musculature systems, inverse jaws, all sorts of fun but difficult stuff.

I posted my 'art' in the thread, it's not great compared to the rest of the stuff there...

Getting back on topic, another way you can contribute is with concept art, you can post any you make in the thread I just linked you to. It doesn't have to be a great drawing (I hope ).

Okay i'll see what i can draw i once remeber drawing a complex burrow system with these weird fuzzy things in it but then my freind when i showed it to him threw it away.... Either way i'll draw it up at some point.

Welcome

That is all i have to say.

From a college student. Research = reading something that was written down. Maybe even cramming it.

Eh, I'll find a use for you. Bilingual? No, I shouldn't get my hopes up. The fact that you have been doing some evolution research means that you might be helpful in biomes, though. (Pssst - click the sig.)

By the way, I'm Calli and I run everything but the kitchen sink translations, biomes, and... actually, I think that's it. All this is when I am around, though. :/