I don't really think that's a good idea. For a couple reasons:

1. Some people who visit this website are just insane. We attract some weirdos out there.

2. A lot of people on PsiPog are under 18. IF I did do something like that, I would have to require people to be at least 18. And we all know that some young kids out there are going to lie just so they can participate.

3. Combine 1 and 2 together, and it's a very bad situation.

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PsiPog ran into a few legal bumps earlier where it would have been nice just to have SOME input. I really don't care if people lie in the forms - I do it all the time too. But, it's really not that big of a deal, and it could take care of legal shit in the future. I keep all information private, but I also fall under United States law, which requires me to provide information under certain conditions. In the event earlier, more information was needed to help someone in a tough situation. It kind of made me mad that I had stopped asking for the minor information - it would have come in handy at the time. But yes, lie in the forms, that's fine with me. It's really none of my business, unless you're under 13.

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Everyone who submits an article will get a reply... eventually. It takes months. But it will happen! Be patient, and keep trying to improve it on your own. We'll get to it eventually.

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Same reason we don't have a section about Spanish Guitar music. The topic of the site is novice Psionics.

Sure, that's fine. I don't mind when people link to PsiPog. Thanks for the link .

No, you can't, but thank you so much for asking. Some people don't ask, and it makes the current authors not want to write any more articles. The articles are copyright their respective authors, and any other PsiPog content that doesn't have an author is copyright to me.

As an author, I do allow people to copy MY articles (articles that are written by me, Peebrain). My personal requirements are:

1. You do not change anything (you can't translate the text, or edit a sentence, etc...)
2. You give proper credit (you clearly mark that the article is written by Peebrain)
3. You clearly link back to http://www.psipog.net somewhere on your website.

Those are the requirements for MY articles. Other articles, by different authors, have different policies. If you don't know their policy, then don't copy the material. The best way is to ask them (like you have here).

Copying a Q&A post would require you to contact every author of the person you want to copy from. Copying anything else on PsiPog is illegal.

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I use PHP and MySQL, which allow you to do all sorts of cool things. Actually, when people submit a question, it gets put on a page that only moderators can view. Then the moderators can pick and choose which question to answer, ignore, delete, etc... It's all done in PHP and MySQL. If you can't run CGI or PHP, your best bet is either using something that is hosted somewhere else for free (like bravenet.com), or making the form e-mail you the information (which is kind of sloppy). Search around for tutorials on forms.

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I've heard of problems in Fire Fox and in Netscape 6.0. I'll have to look into it. You're not missing a whole lot (like you can still view articles), but it is a pain in the butt. I'll fix it, someday .

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The calendar stores dates in Unix format. Which basically means it stores them in 32-bit unsigned numbers. The numbers count the seconds from January 1st, 1970. Using only 32-bits, this makes the 32-bit number fill up in 2037 or 2038 (I forget when exactly). So it counts up... and up and up... hits 2037... counts up but overflows. Gets wrapped back around to 0, which is January 1st, 1970. Depending on your timezone it can be in December of 1969.

Hope that makes sense. Either way, it's not really important .

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Unfortunately "higher intelligence" and "higher grades" do not always go hand in hand. Those students who have to _work_ at getting those higher grades (and do so succesfully) have an advantage in practicing psionics, because they have more experience in concentrating on studying that those who skip through their classes easily. There does not appear to be a marked relationship between intellect and psionic ability. There are competent psionicists on both ends of the scale, and in the middle.

You use energy to make anything at all. "Energy" is the ability to do work...including maintaining the function of your body. Increasing your stamina, is probably more useful for the purposes of your question. Slowly and progressively increasing the length and difficulty of your practice ought to help.