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Our Privacy Policy
Help Topics
Registration/Login
This is a subscription web site. To access the resources within this
site, you have to subscribe.
To subscribe:
- Visit the Subscription
Information page, so you can see all the things
members of this site get.
- Complete the Subscription
Application. You will be prompted for your name,
email address, desired screen name and desired password. It is
important that you enter your real email address on this screen,
because it is used to send you a registration email message containing
your account authorization code and further instructions. By completing
the Subscription Application
you agree to the terms of our Subscriber
Rules
- Account Activation
After submitting your application, you will see a message on the screen
indicating whether your subscription was successfully processed..
It if was, you will receive an email message containing your UserName
and Password (chosen by you). You may log into the Subscribers Area
anytime after your subscription has been approved.
- Login
You must be a registered subscriber before logging into the Subscribers
Area. Clicking on any item on the main page will automatically take you
to the Login Screen. The login program will prompt you for your
UserName and Password.
Important: "Cookies" must be enabled in your
browser before logging in and/or posting. Your login status is passed
via cookie by the login program to the posting program.
Lost your UserName or password?
If you've lost (or did not receive) your 'Welcome New Subscriber'
email, or if you've forgotten your username or password, you can use
the Lost Password
feature on the login page to receive an automatic email message (sent
to your originally registered email address) of your registration
record.
Privacy Policy
We respect your privacy and will never provide details about you to
anyone without your permission. For full details see our Privacy Policy.
Subscriber Rules
Broadly stated, the goals of this site are to provide subscribers with
the information and resources described in the Subscription Information
page. In return, we expect you to abide by a few simple rules. These guidelines
are intended to help maintain a useful amount of order. These rules may
be revised without notice.
Discussion Forums
The discussion forums are provided as a way for you to ask questions,
seek opinions, offer advice, and in generally connect with other
subscribers. In order for the discussion forums to work, we ask that
you follow these guidelines:
- Do lead by example - Nothing improves a forum more than
posters who reason sharply, write well, and have some perspective about
it all. Be one of them.
- Do keep it clean - A differance of opinion between
subscribers is acceptable, but refrain from abusive attacks, engaging
in senseless flame wars, and using profane language.
- Do use common sense - If you read a post that sounds too
good or strange to be true, it probably is.
- Do stay on topic - If you are going to reply to a post,
make sure you are placing it in the correct area. Use the reply button
below the original post.
- Do not post commercial messages. This means don't use the
discussion forums for self promotion.
- Don't spam - Post your message once
- Don't violate poster privacy - Don't reveal online private
or personal information of another individual. If you are asked for a
friend's email address, the best advice usually is to forward the
request to the friend. He or she can then decide whether to respond.
- Don't play games - Don't represent yourself as another
person, create or use another screen name to avoid a revocation of
posting privileges, misrepresent the site or your role in it, and don't
misattribute a contribution you've made.
- Don't be a whiner - If you really, really find this site
not to your liking, let the webmaster know directly, learn to live with
it, or move along.
Contact Us
You can contact us via email using the Contact
Form.
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