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Created on 2010-12-27 07:54:09 (#682949), last updated 2011-01-30 (754 weeks ago)
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| Name: | Resolving To Help |
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| Membership: | Open |
| Posting Access: | All Members |
resolving: present participle of re·solve (Verb)
1. Settle or find a solution to (a problem, dispute, or contentious matter).
2. Cause (a symptom or condition) to disperse, subside, or heal.
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Welcome to![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
resolving! This is a general community for discussion and tracking of personal goals, successes, and failures. All are free to join and come talk about what you're working on.
GUIDELINES:
1. Your resolution can be about absolutely anything as long as it is something concrete.
2. Your resolution should have a timeline or goal.
3. Share what you feel comfortable with, both success and failure. We will try to be constructive, helpful, polite, and uplifting, as necessary.
4. Usingresolvingfor keeping up with other challenges is fine, but promoting them in the community wholesale without permission of the maintainer is not.
5. At all times, please try to be polite and productive when responding on this community, and practice using good Internet discussion guidelines, and respect your fellow members.
6. Read the rules, because the maintainer already assumes that you have done so.
Further details, and contact information for the maintainer is here.
1. Settle or find a solution to (a problem, dispute, or contentious matter).
2. Cause (a symptom or condition) to disperse, subside, or heal.
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Welcome to
resolving! This is a general community for discussion and tracking of personal goals, successes, and failures. All are free to join and come talk about what you're working on.GUIDELINES:
1. Your resolution can be about absolutely anything as long as it is something concrete.
2. Your resolution should have a timeline or goal.
3. Share what you feel comfortable with, both success and failure. We will try to be constructive, helpful, polite, and uplifting, as necessary.
4. Using
resolvingfor keeping up with other challenges is fine, but promoting them in the community wholesale without permission of the maintainer is not.5. At all times, please try to be polite and productive when responding on this community, and practice using good Internet discussion guidelines, and respect your fellow members.
6. Read the rules, because the maintainer already assumes that you have done so.
Further details, and contact information for the maintainer is here.
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