How can I add my own article to the site?
	You will need to log in first. The controls for 
	adding your own content will then appear.
I have added an article. How can I find it?
	You can find it using the search facility, or by
	following links from other articles.
How can I make a link to another article?
	Make a link to "article.php?id=" followed by the
	number of the article you want to link to. See 
	the BBCode guide for more information.
How can I change the article I wrote?
	Find the article and click the edit button at 
	the top.
The edit button isn't there!
	Log in.
How can I add images and formatting to my article?
	You can improve the visual aspects of your 
	article by adding BBCode tags. See the BBCode
	guide for details.
I like using a web page editor (like dreamweaver). Can I use this to make an article?
	No.
Why not?
	Because the articles are written in BBCode not 
	the HTML that web pages are written in.
Why not use HTML then?
	Allowing HTML articles would mean that an 
	article could break the layout of the site. Also
	letting just anyone add HTML content would be a
	serious security risk. The advantage of BBCode 
	is that it is simpler than HTML, and also can
	allow for features to be added in (such as the
	live tide table on the sluice page).
I have written a page in HTML. Please put it up.
	So rewrite it in BBCode and put it up yourself.
But there are things I couldn't do in your stupid	BBCode.
	Anything that I haven't implemented in the 
	BBCode translator for this site probably 
	wouldn't be in keeping with the overall site 
	style. If there is a particular feature that you
	would like added, send me a request by email and
	I will see what I can do when I have time.
You cheated. The articles already up there are in HTML.
	No I didn't. No they aren't. So there.