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[AVB]

Looks good. However, further to your earlier misgivings, i.e. to broaden the spectrum a little, maybe you could change the description of the Rumours section to:

Chelsea related gossip and transfer speculation

Done

Excellent! Now we have to get a few more members to join in discussions. What about these women from the girly group? Would they be interested in dropping in from time to time to give us the benefit of their ideas?

Haven't really seen them come on.

[Mehitabel]

Ok When I have a spare moment I'll get in touch with them and ask them to visit - but I'm not going to bake a cake for them!

[AVB]

I know its not an overnight thing, but im sure if we keep posting interesting threads, more members will register.

[JacksonvilleChelseaFan]

i keep rating you 5 star's on the shed website to keep you name at the top of the list... thats how i found you, im sure if you keep your name at the top more people will start coming

[Hutchinson56]

That's very good of you. I'm pretty sure the system is set up so that only one vote per IP actually registers though.

Which link did you follow: Chelsea Forum or Chelsea White Wall? We're currently listed as both.

[AVB]

Oh yeah, we are listed as both

http://shed.chelseafc.com/theshed/shed_fanblogs.shtml

Lets hope they won't notice, so more chance people would click on it.

[JacksonvilleChelseaFan]

That's very good of you. I'm pretty sure the system is set up so that only one vote per IP actually registers though.

Which link did you follow: Chelsea Forum or Chelsea White Wall? We're currently listed as both.

good call listing as both... i have several ip's since i have computers at work, phones, and pads, and comps at my apartment that can run off tethered signals from my phone... its a good way to get around ip busters for online tests in my classes... my teacher checks username logins and ip adresses to make sure you don't pull up his notes on the same comp you are taking the test from... school went all anal on cheating all of a sudden when they figured out how easy it really was.... the got real butthurt about forging now too, you should see the programs they use in college to keep kids honest on essay papers, any sequence of words, that forms a complete thought, that has ever been turned into any school or shows up on the internet in a certain pattern can be traced very easily now just by running the classes papers through a scanner like machine, it tells the professor every student who used any other source and the professor makes sure they citied thier source, or grades the paper as a 0. it freaking blows

[Mehitabel]

It's not clear from this whether you are a teacher or a pupil/student at your school/college. Which are you? And when you say school/college, do you mean High School, like for kids from 12-18 or do you mean University? It's just a language problem bewteen English English and American English.

[JacksonvilleChelseaFan]

It's not clear from this whether you are a teacher or a pupil/student at your school/college. Which are you? And when you say school/college, do you mean High School, like for kids from 12-18 or do you mean University? It's just a language problem bewteen English English and American English.

pupil... i go to the university of north florida.... high school is 14-18, but public high school is a joke over here, its more like day care for older kids... i use the "school" term freely but i mean college.

[Mehitabel]

Ah right, thanks. Someone famous (but I can't remember who!) said "America and Britain are two great countries separated by a common language".

Oh and P.S. If you go to university you're a student. Pupils go to school.

[AVB]

Kids go to school.
Adults go to college/university

[Mehitabel]

True Kevlar, and when the kids are at school, we describe them as "pupils".

When the adults (?) are at university we call them "students".

The problem with the word "college" in England is that some people now use it in the Amercian sense of "high school" as in Community College, which is a comprehensive co-educational secondary school. Others use "college" to describe an institution of higher learning which comes after school.