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Hi,

I don't know what I am doing, flash dance, colony, house. Post her, post there, that was last year, accounts gone missing.

Any chance of a good old fashion FAQ for the site, or have I just not stumbled upon it?

Or, should I just go back to my little cave and keep chiselling away at the wall.
 
Welcome, KG!
Agent Pete's intro at the top of Cafe Life is a good place to start, and then just chill out and have a look around. Get involved in discussions when you feel like it.
No FAQs, no caves, and no chisels needed!
 
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