RogueRose - 22-8-2018 at 10:20
I went to a sciencemadness Wiki page and noticed a mistake. I tried to login and it automatically filled in my board username and said the password
was incorrect, then later that there was no account associated with the username (when I tried to recover password by email). I then tried to create
an account using my username and it said that it was already taken (I tried many variations on capitol letters & none), nothing worked. So I
created a new account, completely different from anything used before.
The account creation went fine, I got an email to "verify" the account and that link worked, but then again I couldn't login.
I wanted to change a mistake on the Sodium thiosulfate page (top paragraph) that states that the heptahydrate is the most common form, when it should
be pentahydrate. Not a huge deal, but I couldn't find any searches for it in the heptahydrate form in the databases.
Diachrynic - 22-8-2018 at 11:50
I quickly corrected that, but I have no idea about your account. Somebody with the power and knowledge to fix that should take a look at that.
RogueRose - 22-8-2018 at 13:42
Thank you sir!
Abromination - 22-8-2018 at 18:02
It doesn't require a special password to edit the wiki, does it? I have tried to log in with my normal science madness account to improve on some
stubs but it didn't recognize my account after saying I had the wrong password.
j_sum1 - 22-8-2018 at 23:32
Yes. A separate account and logon is needed. The wiki is separate from the board.