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| AndyBa |
| If you have noticed each registered user on Vegtalk.org have a rank in dependence of his activity on the forum.
So we decided to make it more interesting and give a spur to our activists.
So from now on each Forum Member(you become a forum member after you write over 100 messages)can apply for a cool email account your nickname@vegtalk.org
After writing more messages and becoming a Forum Veteran you can apply for a subdomain yourname.vegtalk.org and host your site with us.
The more active you are the more bonuses you can get... |
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| Dodic |
| Wow! that's great! You should have done it long time ago!
So I just have 72 messages left to write just to become a member? 8) |
| EllenRebecca |
| Hello there, I'm Ellen, I'm 22 and and I'm new to all this (I'm willing to become a vegetarian and am looking for support and other vegetarians).
However, I'm in a bit of a flap about the registration and it saying 'your account has been created': does this mean I'll have to pay? I didn't read anything about this being a paysite, or have I been misled?
PLease answer ASAP or I may get into trouble. |
| bojster |
| You don't have to pay, it's all for free. The 'account' just means that now you are able to log in and post under your nick. It's nothing like a bank account. ;-) |
| EllenRebecca |
| A big thanks to Bojster for putting my mind at ease!
Have you always been a vegan or was it a choice you made later?
Being someone who was brought up eating meat, I am now aware that I can choose differently if I wish; I can see where people are coming from when they think it's cruel to eat animals, so I'm open-minded there.
I also believe that it is far healthier to be a vegetarian/vegan becuase you're not consuming all the saturated fats found in red meat (I'm reading "You Are What You Eat" by Gillian Mckeith at the moment and have not only been feeling energised and happier, but have lost a STONE over the past TWO MONTHS because of it's advice! YES!!!).
I also think I'd be happy to live without dairy products as their molecules are too big for humans to digest properly - so we clearly are not meant to eat them - though I would very much like to continue eating fish.
As of now, all I'm asking for is a little support, but some guidance from your own experience would be terrific too.
Thanks for reading this far!
Bye! |
| bojster |
| I've been omnivorous till my teen years, then vegetarian for a few years and then I turned vegan and intend to stay so.
If you need help and assistance with going vegetarian, maybe you'd like to order PeTA's free starter kit? http://www.vegetarianstarterkit.com/
There are zillions of pages out there to help you as well... You'd have to try really hard to make something go wrong. ;-) |
| EllenRebecca |
| Cheers Bojster, you're a star! (Love the nickname by the way!) |
| GreenBro |
| :P soon i`ll have a vegan mail :)) i have now 97 mes :) |