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Bigiron13 · Jul 04, 2000 04:26 PM

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It took six tries before I got logged in. That will turn a lot of readers and potential posters off. I'll watch (lurk) for awhile
Bigiron

mgreb · Jul 04, 2000 05:01 PM

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I had no problems at all

The Kiwi · Jul 04, 2000 05:19 PM

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You know that when it comes to these darned computers, most of `em will turn on you faster than a G21-35 will backfire and slash a knuckle! (Not on me, of course. This place treated me sweet as can be getting registered and logged in!)


Kiwi

SRiese5283 · Jul 05, 2000 06:26 PM

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HAY I'M BACK AND SCREAMING FOR SOME IN PUT !!!! LOL ....................Hope this New forum won't cut your style!! scott riese Have a good one

LNeumann · Jul 04, 2000 07:41 PM

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I can turn that function off if you, the users, think you woul rather have a forum where you can just walk in. There is a bit of a "hoop" to jump through, admittedly, but this will not only keep the "Make money" guys and other spammers out, but the only way to make some functions work (such as being able to mark all forums as read, or listing those for the past two days, or "check to receive an e-mail when a new message is posted to this thread" or...well, there are a bunch of features that just won't work without registering.

Of course, we could make it optional. Those who wish to use these features could register and the others just "go along". Your call, guys.

Leonard Neumann

kiiski · Jul 04, 2000 09:40 PM

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I vote to keep the password.
Kiiski

Old Sourdough · Jul 05, 2000 04:26 AM

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The OS agrees with Kiiski. So far the password is absolutely no problem.

PipeMajor · Jul 05, 2000 12:15 PM

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I'm willing to retain the login feature to avoid the hassles of being spam bait.

Steve Scott
Minneapolis Piston Poppers
Arden Hills, MN

Garf · Jul 05, 2000 12:08 AM

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Keep the password. It only took me 3 tries to figure how to change it to something I can remember.

"SAVE ALL THE PIECES"-Phil Brown

Nils · Jul 05, 2000 01:04 AM

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I didn't have any problem at all getting in. Win 98 popped up & offered to remember my goofy password so I haven't bothered to change it. So far I like the looks of this place
Nils

SRiese5283 · Jul 05, 2000 06:21 PM

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HOWS THE PLANE FLYING!!!!!!

mac8659 · Jul 05, 2000 07:50 AM

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Login was no problem at all !!!! Can't understand what all the fuss is about !!

Dave Moffitt · Jul 05, 2000 09:15 AM

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On balance I vote to keep the password, that makes it a little more formal but it should keep out the Crasies ( crazies.. SP ?)
And it will take me a while to get used to the new system....
Like it so far.

Dave

RocketCityJim · Jul 05, 2000 09:12 AM

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> It took six tries before
>I got logged in. That
>will turn a lot of
>readers and potential posters off.
>I'll watch (lurk) for awhile
>
> Bigiron

Marv, did your digits get tangled in the keys? Hee Hee.

Kidding of course. I didn't have any problems registering.

Rocket City Jim

Bigiron13 · Jul 05, 2000 09:54 AM

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Damm*** I KNOW HOW TO SPELL !!!JIM !!! I'VE TRIED SEVERAL TIMES TO GET MY PASSWORD CHANGED AND NOW NOTHING...

Bigiron13 · Jul 05, 2000 10:01 AM

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LAST EDITED ON Jul-05-00 AT 10:05 AM (EST)

I don't mind the "password" I think it is a good thing for what it is intended.
But when I tried to change it to something familiar, It says something like Improper pass word, Ident already stored, improper ID etc etc etc. I don't know now WHAT password it let me in on. AND DON"T give me that CRAP about missed digets--- Operator error--- It has already said that, and I carefully followed the instructions on the screen--- three or four times.
BIGIRON "T"ed off.
PS This thing must be related to that YAHOO board I never got in to that one and it now has at least six passwords and Idents that I tried and now it refuses all of them. I edited this as when I sign off, I may never get back on (as if I might want to)
Bigiron

Rocket City Jim · Jul 05, 2000 10:09 AM

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Marv,

I was just kidding!! I'm sorry your so frustrated and irked.
I havn't tried to change my password so I don't think I will with what you are reporting. I did tell it to remember mine though, and wrote it down just in case I need it again later.

Rocket City Jim

jobellcrank · Jul 05, 2000 11:36 AM

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I'm sorry to hear that Marv is having so much trouble. I just registered, and immediatly changed my password before coming in here. I had no problem and it went quite smoothly.

John

faif2d · Jul 05, 2000 05:45 PM

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Marvin, I had no trouble loging in but this is my second try at a post. Just different way of doing everything. That may be why we all like isky's it is so user friendly!

tazman5015 · Jul 05, 2000 06:13 PM

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I am really sorry to hear that you are having so much trouble but I have signed in and out several times with no problem. It was a little tricky changing the password, had to do that a couple of times. Well good luck and hope you don't give up on the forum because all in all I believe the password is a good idea to keep out some of the riff raff. Jerry