Except that was in a response to "what would you like me to do" not "how can I help" and again I said if you want to help, which you apparently do, you can do as you suggested which is help them to acclimatise. How you do so is up to you. We're not going to tell or order you to do anything.
I would suggest that not referring to them as "noobies" may be helpful though. I don't like the term being said about me when I'm somewhere new, perhaps others feel the same way.
Because I'm in a generous mood tonight, I'll give another suggestion. When new members join the RA they have to wait 15 days to fully participate. Being told you can't vote for 2 weeks is a little annoying and leaves you swanning around the forum for a few days, posting here and there, until your nation gets a TG telling you to come to this awesome region where you can get involved etc. etc.
Maybe if you lobby the RA to change this so people don't have to wait so long. That might be helpful. Maybe.
As always, the Government is delighted when ordinary citizens, like yourself, want to get involved. Hopefully you'll be able to convince or inspire a few others to do the same.
Oh! Almost forgot, I believe McMasterdonia is responsible for welcoming at the moment, so if you do have any of your own suggestions you'd like us to implement, I'm sure he'd only be too happy to hear from you. As far as I know, though, he's busy this week, as is Jamie, which is why I'm the one responding to questions here. We all know I'm not the best at communicating, my admittedly brusque manner (which, to be fair, is just who I am and I'm like this to everybody online and off) can be off-putting. Though I would say, in my defence, I don't often interact with new people on the forum and, when I do, I do try my best to be as polite as I possibly can be.
Yes, there isn't always a massive difference, but I try and add emoticons when I'm attempting to be overly polite.
