Don't disappear!

Pipe down.

I'll probably only use this site during the holidays, in all honesty.

Although i'll answer any PMs that I receive

Methinks you need to wait until you have a college email

I actually have access to (somebody's) uni email... which means, hypothetically, I could become a PS helper... which is ridiculous.

For med you don't need it just a copy of track page

To be honest, you'll probably be telling half the people to do a complete re-write There should be a page for general and obvious PS advice... such as...

"DON'T TELL THEM THE SKILLS YOU GOT FROM DOING SHIZZLE, IT SOUNDS PATRONISING AND STUPID!"

Anywho, I might apply for it in a week or two. I wouldn't mind if they made me a PS helper, but I don't see the point in posting a screen of a track page... that can so easily be faked with gimp.

I have to help a few friends with their PS first. And of course, outside of TSR, you can bend a few rules

I did that... to an extent......

Well, I always cringe massively whenever I read something telling me the interpersonal... communication... and teamworking skills they've gained doing X, Y and Z. I mean, I just feel it's quite obvious and there's no need to spell it out.

As such, I think the people who wrote the example PS on TSR tried too hard to sell themselves.

I guess though, with so many people giving PS advice, you're bound to get conflicting advice. It's like the case of child B, all over again.

lol I wasn't quite that obvious some subtlety is needed

What I don't get is why frankly diabolical example PS are allowed on TSR. People will start to think that it's the norm...

They should have like a 5-star rating for each of the PS or summit... I dunno.

Well, I always cringe massively whenever I read something telling me the interpersonal... communication... and teamworking skills they've gained doing X, Y and Z. I mean, I just feel it's quite obvious and there's no need to spell it out.

As such, I think the people who wrote the example PS on TSR tried too hard to sell themselves.

I guess though, with so many people giving PS advice, you're bound to get conflicting advice. It's like the case of child B, all over again.

I feel like killing some of the applicants, you'd think they'd never used google before in their lives.