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# For logging in enter your username and password. Especially if you work longer on the Wiki, mark "Keep me logged in" to avoid possible errors during the process. | # For logging in enter your username and password. Especially if you work longer on the Wiki, mark "Keep me logged in" to avoid possible errors during the process. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:01, 28 March 2019
The first thing you need to do in order to be able to edit on the Wiki is requesting a user account.
- For requesting a user account click on the right top of the page on "Request Account" .
- Read, complete and submit the following form to request a user account.
- After you have submitted the form, you will be emailed a notification message. Please respond by clicking on the confirmation link provided by the email.
- Once the account is approved, you will be emailed a notification message and your account will be usable at login
- For logging in enter your username and password. Especially if you work longer on the Wiki, mark "Keep me logged in" to avoid possible errors during the process.