I hope that people are interested in providing links to wiki-pages about their universities on International Links.

It doesn't have to be much, just something else than a typical Google-search for your university will show.


And remember that you can not only contribute to the common wiki projects, like International Links or Languages, but create your own, like [Firenze]'s Revision Tips! Add a link to it on wikis, too, so that other Linkmeet members can find it.

I made some photos of a typical Herrgårn evening and the husfest on Alsättersgatan 5. You can find them on hg05.

Update: International evening: hgint

Update 2: And some images from Ättestupan and Kårallen: t3

You can find some images on Draget2005. It's a wiki-page, so you can add your own comments and links.

The images are mostly very bad, but there are a few good shots. I just want to provoke you to upload something better ;-)

Seems like the 0-period is starting. Lots of new confused students everywhere.

I've put up a few ads, and hopefully, there will be a few new members and maybe some of them wants to bring some action here.

As a general tip to new-comers: A wiki-page is a great way to plan a party. Do like this:

Write "mypage" in the form after "Go to wiki-page" to the right.

Edit that page with the first suggestion for plan. Who will do what, schedule and so on. If some of the party-freaks aren't Linkmeeters, select that non-members can edit that page. Note that no one else will know about your wiki-page, so it's secret (but not secure) until you tell someone.

Then the other people can change, edit and make comments on that. In this way you will have an updated plan all the time. Planing this on phone, on an email-list or in a forum is generally a mess.

Just use <h1> <pre> and newlines, to keep the wiki-page simple. But it is possible to use all the features described on <URL:help.html>