Website Change and Registration Lost

Hi. It seems that once again someone has changed this website
without letting the regular users knowing this. Case in point: I, known
here as "Kman", had been coming here for *years*, and once again,
after this unannounced change, the site did not recognize me as a
legitimate registered person. It was a small hassle -- I had to
re-register -- but still it was a hassle. Why cannot the list of regular
participants be kept and kept accurately? I recall this same thing
happening approx. a year back when the website changed.

I guess the main thing I am asking is that if the website is to undergo
a change, email us so we can be prepared for this. And please keep
your registration records accurate.

My "rant" is over. Thank you.

Ken

We moved systems around August 05. It was a long time ago, and nothing has happened since. Users are alwasys welcome to contact us and I will help recover old accounts. All changes we have made have been announced on the site well in advance.

I also don't think you re-registered as you have over 500 posts. Perhaps you just reset your password becuase you forgot it?

No, sir. I did not "re-set my password but forgot"as you say.

I tried repeatedly coming to this website yesterday and each time I was not
recognized as a registered user. After approx. 4 attempts, I did have to
re-register.

No system changes were made on my computer for this to happen, not did I
have problems logging on to ant other website -- but this one. I figured if this
episode ... where the website did not recognize me ... happened to me, it
may have happened to others as well. I'm not crazy, ignorant nor lying; this
did happen.

Anyway I am back "on", here. Thank you.

Ken

Aug 7 2003 join date, with 540 posts. That is why I said I believed you didn't create a new account.

I think what Kman has experienced is temporarily a lost cookie is all ...