Wanna be a mentor?

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Here's the short version: I contacted Nate suggesting that we have some sort of mentor/buddy system on YWS for new members. He thought it was a good idea, and I ended up running it.

The long version, including what a mentor would be responsible for and how to become one, can be found here. Let me know if you have trouble accessing it for any reason.
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Sounds like fun! :D I'm in.

The newbies are the future of YWS, anyway. :)

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I would like very much to be a mentor. Sign me up.
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This sounds like a really good idea and I'd like to apply to be a mentor. Should I pm you or are posts here sufficient?
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For right now, it's fine to post here.

By the end of the week, however, only PM me. (I'll probably start forgetting to check here.)
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Yeah, sounds like a good idea. I'm in!
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I'll mentor!

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Count me in.

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