In need of an administrator/helper

[spudbud101]

I'm really not sure if this is in the right place or allowed at all, so please correct me.

I have recently started a beginner spud gun site and, being an intermediate spudder myself, I am looking for an advanced spudder with HTML/XHTML experience and would like to help me run and expand Phreak Your Geek.

Upon contact, please explain what areas of spudding you are most knowledgeable in. (Combustion, Pneumatic, Hybrid, BB/Airsoft, Mini, etc.).

I'm more interested in a person that has knowledge and can add articles. That is where HTML comes into play.

This is not a paid position.

Please contact me via PM, steven@phreakyourgeek.com, MSN: htmlpro@q.com or on AIM: smashingaltoids.

Thanks. More information will be sent via PM.

[Fnord]

You should contact pete zaria. He has a job, so he might not have time to code for you, but he might be able to give you some advice or link you to someone who can help.

[Flying_Salt]

I know basic html, but not enough to make an amazing site. Yeah pete zaria is our computer guru, and pcguy can help you if you IM him.

[Specialist]

im interested in the position. i have a lot of know how in the mini combustion and combustion industry. but i can help. i also know basic html and i guess you can call it intermediate. i also have a ton of books on novice html that i can read up on to help the cause. again. consider me. please.

[spudthug]

hmm..maybe you could ask spudblaster15 for the combustion area because he (in my opinion) builds the best combustions on this site..along with sgort87..but if u want an all around person i am definately not it because im not into combustions/minis, or bbmgs/airsoft..

[BC Pneumatics]

Aren't there enough armature spud sites out there as it is?

[boilingleadbath]

Armature?
...eh, I don't think I've ever seen a spudgun involving an armature.
Actually, that may not be true. I believe there was some dutch guy (sorry for the forgetfulness) who used a magnetic sensor to time his projectiles.

Oh, and the powerlabs railgun uses a pneumatic injector.
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Otherwise, BCP is probably correct - there isn't much call for more sources on the topic, unless you have something unique to add. I would state that getting members of this forum to help you do so would hinder the search for such things.
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But I'd be willing to transcribe plain-text/rich-text-formatted stuff into HTML.
PM me if you have a job I need to do; I won't be checking this thread frequently.

[BC Pneumatics]

Ah phooey, foiled again!
Blasted spell checking!