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Discovering the Halfbakery was a gradual process for me; it kept popping up on google seaches. At first I ignored it, then I took some notice but thought it was just plain silly, and now... well I'm hooked.
I guess others have joined by different routes: suggestion from friends, links from blogs etc...
I've
often thought it would be interesting if there was another, more active, form of recruitment: specifically, advertising in publications with a receptive audience (NewScientist is what I had in mind). Ah, the fun we could have designing cryptic yet strangely appealing advertisements.
In this way I think we might be able to 'capture' some fresh latent talent (maybe even the next FarmerJohn). Or at the very least mix it up a bit here.
How to fund this extravagance? With the HB's large and devoted following I'm sure we could accumulate sufficient donations (eg a separate website with PayPal details etc)
Of course this whole scheme requires Jutta's explicit endorsement... OK, so it's probably not going to happen. Anyway, food for thought.
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OK, but only if applicants pass an entrance exam by solving the whole "i v n i n seeks n e t o" thing completely unassisted. |
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Aren't we all a little skewed here anyway? |
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Intravenous noodle-ingesting ninja seeks new enzymes to overuse? |
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"If you built it, he will come" |
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No. This place is the land of green ginger - you can only find it when you're not looking for it. |
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Well said [wags] Now, who moved my rock? |
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what [wagster] said......
it happens by magic |
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It’s a site that cannot be found, except by those who already know where it is. |
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... or google, apparently. |
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Yeah, that still puzzles me; Halfbakery ideas showing up in a search. Don't the Google folks have any standards at all? |
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i found the bakery after searching for instructions for drilling plexiglass- |
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makes you question how many people are on this week after the "automatic pussy wetter" |
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None. They are not the kind of audience with a long-enough attention span to remain here for more than 15 seconds after they realise there are no pictures. |
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