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Learn how to use the forum, create new posts, reply to existing messages. Also, learn how to use the website to contribute articles and to keep updated of all the latest news concerning the link's activities.

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How to use the forums
Posted By Administrator
This is the simplest forum that I could setup. In fact it is called SimplestForum (http://www.simplestforum.org). Therefore, I will keep the instructions very simple.

1. Anybody visiting the site can see what is on the forums but cannot post.
2. Users registered on the website (see Login Form at the bottom of the left column) can post new topics as well as reply to existing ones.
3. To make an entry, first login to the website. Then choose the forum that is relevant to your topic and post a new message or reply to an existing post.
4. Please check if somebody has already made an entry on the topic, in which case you can avoid duplicating threads (a set of linked posts on one topic).
5. Selected users can moderate posts (i.e. dit/delete other's posts)

I have created a few forums based on our projects. I will create more as(if) interest increases.
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Welcome to the Forums
Posted By Administrator
After over 2 years, I am revisiting the online interaction idea. In July 2006, I setup a forum on our website which died without a trace after a brief few hours of activity. But, this time I hope things are different.

The Exemplar Health Centres project and the e-learning project are doing exceptionally well. Wondogenet and Halaba health centres have internet connections and Yirgacheffee health centre should get connected within the next few months. This is a good opportunity to motivate our partners in Ethiopia to utilise the web for interaction as well as e-learning. I hope all the members take active part in making this work.
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Life Expectancy at Birth

Men on average live for only 50 yrs and women for 53 yrs. In UK men and women live for 77yrs and 81yrs respectively.