When I first started, I wanted to find a website like PsiPog to help me figure things out. I used to think to myself "someone should make a site without all that religion, and make it more scientific, that normal people can understand and learn how to do things..."... etc...

Eventually I came across Active Psy, and thought it was great. It presented the material in an easy to understand manor, without any emphasis on religion, and it sounded like it was based on personal experience. I liked the teaching philosophy... Then one day, a friend emailed me about this site he was going to make, where people post articles online about Psi. He asked me to write an article on telekinesis for him, so I did. It was pretty cool... After a while he said he wasn't going to be able to make the site he was hoping to make, so he gave up on the project. At the time, I had already made a few websites (I'm a computer nerd ), and already had one dedicated to how to make a psi ball. So, I took my psi ball website down, took my unpublished telekinesis article, and asked around for people to help to start making my own site. Rainsong started helping right away, and I put the site up...

I guess what originally inspired wasn't that I wanted other people to believe... I really don't care if other people believe (as you said). I am more interested in making a type of website that I would personally like to visit. I've held a lot of different opinions concerning psi at different points in my life, and I want to make a site that would be useful to those points of view, because I understand where people who think that way are coming from (since I once thought that way).

Long answer..? heh. I guess it's a build up of a lot of things...

Yes, download WinZip from www.download.com. You need to unzip the program to a new folder, then run the program from that folder. Look online for WinZip tutorials - I'm sure you can find something.

You can change your "timezone" preference in the option area. Go to http://www.psipog.net/options.php while logged in. There should be a timezone field... just select your current time. Then when you go to the calendar, it should display it in your selected time. PsiPog, internally, uses U.S. Eastern Time -5. To get the official PsiPog time, check http://www.psipog.net/est.php and be sure to hit refresh.

"Psi" is a Greek letter (that trident shape in the top left of the page). It seems to be spelled much the same way in most Western European languages, and so is probably still "psi" in Spanish.

Sure, why not? I double-checked with Peebrain, just to be sure: month is a fair time period to re-try. By contrast, repeating the same question after a day or two is just annoying. We don't necessarily have the time to answer immediately.

It's almost impossible to schedule an online seminar at a time that is convenient for everybody in an international community such as PsiPog is. Therefore, it makes sense for the seminar to be taught at times convenient, or at least possible, for the one who is presenting. And, if the instructor is American, chances are that a time early enough to be workable for the Europeans would have him/her still at work or at school. And some folks don't have the weekends as an option, either. However, your request is noted.

Get an emulator, because I won't be coding a client for Mac or Unix anytime soon .

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It is a PHP script with a MySQL backend. It's somewhat basic... the MySQL table is like "from user", "to user", "subject", "mesasge". Then it's just a matter of inserting the data, displaying the data, and deleting the data . I think the actual script I wrote is only 350 lines. Not bad, if you already know PHP, MySQL, and HTML.

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I have started working on 4.0, and it is coming very slowly. When it's done, it should be MUCH more stable, but it'll take a long time. I haven't estimated a time when it'll be done, I'm so far away from finishing it, it's hard to tell. Maybe in a few months (doubt it ), maybe during summer, maybe later than that. Hard to tell at this point.

"Score" means how many times it found the text in the article/Q&A thing. So like, if you search for "dog":

Hi, this is my dog, spot.

That gets a score of 1, because it has 1 dog in it.

Who is your dog? Is that your dog?

That gets a score of 2, because it has 2 "dog"s in it. So, higher score generally means "better".