Thank you for your warm welcome. Looking forward to participating.KeiraDazi said:
Thanks, mentor evo.Evo said:
Although mentors are assigned to specific forums, we will be glad to help anyone, if we can. I am assigned to the lounge, so you won't see much of me in the upper science areas, I read a lot and let the experts post the answers. Other sciences is about as far as I dare to venture, and even then only with adequate sources.Zaya Bell said:
OK. ThanksEvo said:Although mentors are assigned to specific forums, we will be glad to help anyone, if we can. I am assigned to the lounge, so you won't see much of me in the upper science areas, I read a lot and let the experts post the answers. Other sciences is about as far as I dare to venture, and even then only with adequate sources.
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