Easy.. Go to the FAQ for newbies and click on the "Acronyms and newbie manual" on the top of the board. If that info doesn't provide you with answers to  all your questions, post one on FAQ for newbies board. Many veterans will be glad to help. TER can be a great tool if you use it right. Also, by all means get yourself a VIP membership. Hope this helps.

SR

Can you frame a few questions to get started?

Well if you are a provider, first have your webbie put the TER logo on your front page.  Not just a picture, but make sure that when you click on it, it links back to the TER home page.  Otherwise, you will not be able to post ads on your regional board.  Once you have a review, contact admin and ask for limited VIP and to have your reviews linked to your handle.  Limited VIP will give you access to your own reviews and also to the PM system.

Once you have the TER logo, you can post one ad per week on your regional board.  You can, however, respond to "ISO" (In Search Of) posts on your regional boards as often as you like (provided you have the logo). If you tour, you can post an ad on the regional board of the city you are visiting, but be sure that your subject line includes the dates of your visit.

Read the "self-help" section of the Newbie Board.  This should help you learn the abbreviations, acronyms and provide other useful information to you.

Mind your P's and Q's on all boards you contribute to.  If you are a provider, remember you have only 1 chance to make a good impression.  If you get into a flamefest or post a derisive comment, gents who may have considered visiting you may have second thoughts.  No one likes drama. Also its never okay to post personal information about clients or other providers on ANY of the boards.

After you have a few reviews, you can request access to the Provider Only board.  Here you can make friends, share stories, talk about personal topics and get advice.

Just my advice if you are a provider who is new to TER.

Below is a link to information on TER for providers new to the site.

Good Luck!

Jade Sky is another new provider in Tallhassee.  The Panhandle is in need of quality providers who might be willing to travel some to meet hobbyists.  

FYI, a guy posted ISO (in search of meaning he is looking) for Panama City.  See the Florida Board.