
Aardvark Aardvark Conversation of the Day! Some great Thanksgiving recipe recommendations: http://vark.com/t/d821b9

Ibrahim
This question is tagged as "Turkey". It should be "turkey". You should be able to differentiate those two given this context.
"What is the average cost of a 20 pound turkey?Turkey • about 1 hour ago Andy L. • M / Falls Church, VA"

Aardvark Aardvark Conversation of the Day! http://vark.com/t/fcdb4c (proof that there's an expert for everything on Aardvark...) :)
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I am in love with this girl. the only problem is, she is a panda bear and she lives in china. what should I do?

Aardvark Introducing Aardvark Conversation of the Day! Read some great conversations and send us your own: http://blog.vark.com/?p=276
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Every conversation you have on Aardvark has a link that you can share with friends. Looking at recently shared links, I’ve seen many awesome conversations that have given me some great insight, or just made me laugh out loud. Here are some of my favorites - the helpful and the humorous:

Jon Wollenhaupt Max Ventilla, Founder and CEO, Aardvark, talks about his path to entrepreneurship during the Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour (EET) event at San Francisco City College. Ventilla, 29, was voted one of Newsweek’s Top Tech Entrepreneurs of 2009. EET brings the country's top young entrepreneurs to colleges and universities to educate and motivate students, and to spread the entrepreneurial mindset.

Aardvark
Aardvark users share great career advice: http://vark.com/t/343be9
What's the best advice you've given or received on Aardvark recently?
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I work for a software company. I'm a new employer (2 yrs). I wanna move to a new group as I wanna do something more interesting and challenging. But I don't know how I should go about doing that. Any suggestions in terms of the steps I need to take for internal job movement?

Jeff Hedberg to new users... ask questions that you can't answer yourself please.... 'should I buy a new xxx?' Really? Did you really just ask _me_ that? How should I know?!

Martin new users: if you're asking technical/computer questions please always include Operating System/Software being used (just like in tech forums) like-> (iMac 24" 3.0Ghz Snow Leopard 10.6.2 Final Cut) how do i create a multicam edit?

David Rizzo
Example: If someone asks, "how do I get the ghost out of my bedroom" and you think people who believe in ghosts are idiots, then move on to another question, don't call them an idiot. Aardvark is about helping others - not insulting them.
This stems from when I had a question regarding psychology and someone proceeded ...to send me insulting "answers" that included name calling because he did not believe the issue I was asking about was legit - that's fine, but show some respect and just move on to another question.Read More
This stems from when I had a question regarding psychology and someone proceeded ...to send me insulting "answers" that included name calling because he did not believe the issue I was asking about was legit - that's fine, but show some respect and just move on to another question.Read More

Nick Hodgson
As well as asking lots of questions, take the time to update your knowledge areas and answer questions as well. Give back to the Vark by going to the website occassionally and trying to answer some of the outstanding questions.
If you can as well, provide links for people in your answers so they can source the information on the web, I find it opens up a world of information very quickly!

Robert Ryan McCune if you mistakenly feed magic mushrooms to your mom and grandpa, certainly don't tell them, just put on Interstella 5555

Charles Gallant ALWAYS thank people for answering, no matter what. =)

Dannis Cole Don't be afraid to ask a question...somebody's bound to answer it, but if they don't, try to ask something more general or more specific, if you can. Try it diff ways....

Omar get to know people your asking advice from...most of the time they will open up...and you always have someone to come back to when you have a *specific* question to ask...its the Aardvark way of networking!














