As you might have guessed from the title, the "How To Furry" project is alive again. Currently version 2.0 is being produced. Version 1.0 had a fair number of blank spaces and production stopped due to a number of outside factors. In any case, version 2.0 has begun production.

So, what is this thing and why does anyone care?
This project is aimed at producing a encyclopedia or guide of sorts. It is my hope to produce a singular work that can be used as a source of information about the furry fandom. Most notably, this guide will be addressing questions such as, "How does someone create a fursona?", "What is a normal timetable when commissioning art?", "Which conventions are worth attending?", "What do words like 'fursona', 'Chakat', 'Sergal', and 'digitigrade' mean?", and "How do I be social with other furries?" By having a single source to get answers to these questions, I hope to make it easier to understand the furry fandom.

In any case, I look forward to producing this guide.

I'M STILL SEARCHING FOR PEOPLE WHO WISH TO CONTRIBUTE TO THIS PROJECT!!! IF YOU WISH TO CONTRIBUTE, THEN BY ALL MEANS DO SO!!!

Seeing as I only have a few watchers and I know for a fact most of you aren't going abuse the privilege, I've set this document to allow anyone with the link to make edits. For the rest of you that I don't know so well, all I can say is "Thank goodness for redundant copies and the ability to save". In any case, if you feel that you have something to contribute to this guide, please contribute using the following link.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/13XOLSNcxzzEhr7M2BOQT-MyStdzzlhyQx-wc0lmNvhU/edit?usp=sharing

Rules for contributing:
1. Make a notation at the end of the guide with your name (Screen name, real name, nickname, whatever name you want to get credit with.)
2. Make a notation at the end of the guide listing what sections you edited and a brief summary of the edits. Two or three sentences is fine.
3. Please keep contributions on-topic. There are a couple categories laid out already. Most of these have some bullet-points with suggestions on what might be covered in that topic. Feel free to deviate where it's necessary though.
4. If you feel that an additional section is necessary, feel free to add it in.

5. Please make an attempt at proper spelling and grammar. The final guide will be proof-read at the end and any major problems will be fixed. However, making SuRE THAT u Don'''''t TyPE LIK3 Th1S is appreciated.