I started in on a glossary for the phero-wiki, but don't have time to do the whole thing myself. If others help, it will be done. Guessing that won't happen, though.

http://pherotruth.org/wiki/index.php/Glossary

Will someone tell me what "ghosted" means? As in, "If you overdose on ___ you'll definitely be ghosted by friends and strangers alike."

I didn't see it in the above glossary.

People won't look at you or look you in the eye. Either due to intimidation or repulsion. You become like a ghost to them.

why i can't see others journal?

(12-05-2013 10:14 AM)the3rdjokeer Wrote:  why i can't see others journal?

You need to have a certain amount of participation. Number of posts,time spent on the board, etc.
As I write this I'm not at that level yet either, but I am looking forward to getting there because I'm interested in the social effects of pheremones that many are keeping in their journals.

It's to make sure journals have a level of protection so the users can feel free to write whatever they want. If you could create a throwaway acount to look at journals then (for example) a co-worker could come in and see everything you've been doing at work to work the hierarchy. I'm sure you can imagine even more reasons why board users would want a protected area where only 'proven' people could see their entries.

(12-25-2013 1:37 PM)sushi Wrote:  You need to have a certain amount of participation. Number of posts,time spent on the board, etc.
As I write this I'm not at that level yet either, but I am looking forward to getting there because I'm interested in the social effects of pheremones that many are keeping in their journals.

It's to make sure journals have a level of protection so the users can feel free to write whatever they want. If you could create a throwaway acount to look at journals then (for example) a co-worker could come in and see everything you've been doing at work to work the hierarchy. I'm sure you can imagine even more reasons why board users would want a protected area where only 'proven' people could see their entries.

I can't wait until I have the credentials to read the journals, there's got to be a lot of great info in them that can help a newbie like me

what is -none please?

(01-14-2014 10:05 PM)boOsted Wrote:  what is -none please?

AndrostEnone