About

Contact Information

Email me at: zanerak21@gmail.com

Or, fill out this form: Zanerak's Collection Contact Form

If you really want, you can navigate your way to the "Original Doc" link provided in the Table of Contents and add any comments there if you have suggestions or questions; however, emailing me or using the contact form is the easiest and quickest way to contact me.

Information About Zanerak's Collection

If you are not one of the people who came via the original Google Doc, Zanerak's Collection is basically a collection of resources, advice, and other information that I found might be useful in the future - mainly for college, but also just life preparation as well.

In case you may be curious, I have included a link to the original Doc in the Table of Contents to the right, that also contains more suggestions and comments from me and my friends about tool substitutions, reliability of websites, and whatnot. However, the Doc IS more than thirty pages long at this point, and the site should provide sufficient information.

That being said, if you find the provided information to be too overwhelming, or if you want to dive deeper into some topic or area, please contact me and I will try my best to give you personalized suggestions on what to look at.

It's also important to note that many of these resources fall into overlapping categories, so if you can't find something it's very likely you are looking in the wrong place. If you still can't find anything, again, contact me and I'll do my best to help you.

This has also been mentioned on the homepage, but once again: this was created solely for my friends and I, so nothing is really credited. If you find something of yours, or really want something to be cited, please alert me with the appropriate information and I will gladly give the credit to the rightful source. Otherwise, please just assume nothing here belongs to me.

Using Zanerak's Collection

1. Use the categories as REFERENCES for when you need to find food, study tips, textbooks, maintenance, etc. BROWSING should be sufficient to see what kind of stuff is in each category and catch the pieces of advice floating around. Don’t read the whole thing unless you want to get bored and just have that much time to kill.
2. Use the Table of Contents to the left of the page to navigate. The homepage also explains how the website is organized. Note that the site IS organized differently from the Doc, but unless you choose to look at both as references to each other it shouldn't be too confusing. But frankly, I prefer how the website is organized.
3. If you're on this website for college reasons, I would absolutely look at "College Advice and Tips", starting with the "College Necessities" subpage (even though it's very poorly put together).
4. If you're on this site for reasons other than college, or if you have finished looking through "College Advice and Tips", I would go to "Safety" and "Health" under "Personal Care and Well-Being", and then "Organization and Life Management", if you want.
5. Browse through the rest so you can get an idea of what each section contains, then return to look at them more thoroughly only when necessary (for example, see what recipes are under the "Food" section and return when you decide to make something. There's no point in reading through all that before you actually plan to cook something).
6. If you're looking for help with language learning or some form of art, look under Miscellaneous. Most resources under "Academic Tools" are meant for people taking a course in school, but these particular sections are for very general use.
7. I also included a link to my very unfinished Wix blog, a link to my very-likely-to-be-offensive Television recommendation list (under "Miscellaneous"), and an "Entertainment" subpage (under "Miscellaneous"). These, obviously, are not very useful and I don't recommend looking at them unless you're just that bored.

Quick Guideline Rules for Using the Google Doc

1. If you guys mess around on the Doc, I will not hesitate to revoke your editing or even suggesting/commenting privileges. Don’t do something stupid. If you delete something on accident, command or ctrl z should do the trick depending on your keyboard, or go to Edit-Undo. If you’re not sure about whether or not to edit something, either use the SUGGESTING mode, comment, or ask me first. Also, reminder that I can see previous versions so I know if you do something dumb.
2. FURTHERMORE, since there is now a website, I’d like to ask you guys to please make an effort to either use commenting or suggestion mode so that I’m notified of any additions or changes to add to the website.