geek ('gēk), noun. 1. Obsessive Computer User: somebody who enjoys or takes pride in using computers or other technology, often to what others consider an excessive degree 2. Someone with greater than normal computer skills.
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Jun 30 2007, 10:37 AM
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1. What is Geeks to Go?Geeks to Go is a venue to obtain answers from other people who offer their support and expertise on a completely volunteer basis. It's a fun place where you can meet others with similar interests, or just hang out and learn something new every day. It's all about sharing -- what you know, and what you want to know. So go ahead, and post a question or reply. Meet someone new today. 2. Do I need to create an account to use Geeks to Go and what do I need to sign up?If you want to create or reply to a topic, you will need to create an account. There is no charge for creating an account with Geeks to Go. Everything is free! You will need to supply a valid email address. We do not provide your personal information to third parties, and you will not get spam by providing your email address. 3. How do I ask a question?It's real simple. See more details at this link: How to Create a New Topic- Search to see if your question has already been asked, and answered.
- Register, if you haven't already.
- Choose an appropriate category (forum).
- Click the Start New Topic button.
- Give your topic an informative title, and type your question in the big white box.
- Click the Post New Topic button, or Preview to see what your topic will look like.
4. How will I know when my topic has a reply?Every member automatically has email notification enabled. When your topic gets a reply, you'll automatically get an email at the address you used when registering. Additionally, you can check your subscribed topics by clicking on View Topic Subscriptions found within My Controls. 5. What if my topic doesn't get a reply?We have a special forum called the Waiting Room (not visible to guests). If your topic is 3 days old or more, and you haven't received a reply, simply start a new thread in the Waiting Room, with a link to your topic. A staff member will reply to your original topic. 6. How is Geeks to Go different from other support forums?We pride ourselves on offering a welcoming, family friendly site. If you see something inappropriate, or have ideas to improve the site, please contact us. We are also a teaching site, helping others to better help you. GeekU is our malware removal school. More information can be found here. 7. Why is support only offered via the forums?- More efficient. Instead of waiting for a specific person to respond to a request, many people have the opportunity.
- Better support. We all have different strengths. Presenting a problem to everyone allows the person best able, a chance to respond.
- Help others. A question posted and answered in the forums allows others with the same issue a chance to read and resolve it.
- It's free. We ONLY offer free help. We do NOT offer on-site, toll-free or remote assistance. We're often confused with other 'geeks'.
8. How do I become a staff member?There are primarily two ways: - Provide consistent, quality replies. We are much more concerned with quality than quantity. If you consistently offer quality replies, you will be contacted by a moderator or admin.
- Graduate from GeekU. Due to the difficulty, and possibility of causing harm, only staff members are allowed to reply to topics in the malware forum. GeekU is a training course that will provide you with the knowledge needed to answer malware topics. It's not easy, and will require a time commitment of a few weeks or months. More info here.
9. Where do I find Geeks to Go Terms of Use?The terms of use for Geeks to Go can be found here. 10. I can't find an answer to my question in this FAQ. What can I do?Reply to this topic, and we'll reply or add the question to this FAQ!
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Aug 15 2007, 02:17 PM
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Global Goddess of Grammar Moderation

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The beanie hats represent post count. The more posts, the more beanie hats you get. Just remember in your quest for hats that quality is better than quantity.
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No one can do everything, but everyone can do somethingPlease do not PM me asking for support. Post on the forums instead :) One of us will help you as soon as we can. Please be courteous, polite, and say thank you. I promise to return the favor! Please post the final results, good or bad. We like to know!
I am a volunteer. I try to respond as quickly as possible, but sometimes my job, my family, or life in general gets in the way. If you think I've forgotten about you, please send me a PM reminder. I am more active on weekdays than weekends, so my response may be slower then.
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Jan 7 2008, 10:01 AM
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Global Goddess of Grammar Moderation

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I believe only full staff members don't have beanies.
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No one can do everything, but everyone can do somethingPlease do not PM me asking for support. Post on the forums instead :) One of us will help you as soon as we can. Please be courteous, polite, and say thank you. I promise to return the favor! Please post the final results, good or bad. We like to know!
I am a volunteer. I try to respond as quickly as possible, but sometimes my job, my family, or life in general gets in the way. If you think I've forgotten about you, please send me a PM reminder. I am more active on weekdays than weekends, so my response may be slower then.
HijackThis Guide | Free Antivirus Tools | Help WantedSearch the Forums | Forum Guidelines | Forum HelpHave I helped you? If you'd like to assist in the fight against malware, click here.
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