Who Are Science Advisors and Homework Helpers?

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Hello,
who are science advisors and homework helpers and other "awards"? Is it possible to get this award?
 
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Hi and welcome to PF! Hope you enjoy yourself here.

Check the links in my signature for some answers.
 
Thank you very much :-)
 
This was very interesting reading the history of PF and seeing all the mentors. It was nice to See SA (selfAdjoint) again in writing. I miss him.
I would not have read any of this had it not been for this thread.
Thanks
 
G01 said:
Hi and welcome to PF! Hope you enjoy yourself here.

Check the links in my signature for some answers.
What signature? I want to read.
 
DaveC426913 said:
What signature? I want to read.
The signature under the line
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Click on those links in G01's post to read the library entries.
 
Kurdt said:
Check you haven't disabled signatures in My PF > Edit Options. All the articles linked to an be found in the pf library as well.

I see preparation for that user guide is going well. You know pretty much everything about 'My PF' now!
 
Astronuc said:
The signature under the line
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Click on those links in G01's post to read the library entries.
There aren't any.

G01's post ends with "...for some answers."
 
DaveC426913 said:
There aren't any.

G01's post ends with "...for some answers."

Kurdt said:
Check you haven't disabled signatures in My PF > Edit Options. All the articles linked to an be found in the pf library as well.
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Kurdt said:
Did you check your settings like I suggested?
Got it thx.