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John T Smith
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February 17, 2009
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What About Moderators in the New Forum?

  • February 17, 2009
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Read the spam thread for awhile and you will see that moderation works well in these webx forums

You will also see messages concerning the LACK of moderation over in the cfusion side of things

Will the new forum software/structure allow for "this" moderation to continue, or will it fall away to "that" style of non-moderation?
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    February 23, 2009
    >I understand it should be unique,

    no it shouldn't. only the login id NEEDS to be unique...
    A. Patterson
    Inspiring
    February 23, 2009
    Exactly. I just checked and sure enough, nothing there to indicate a linkage.

    On a related note, is there anyway to change your display name? I understand it should be unique, I'm just not sure if my current one is what I'd like to use. Not a huge deal, I'd live with it, but I figured since it's not my login it might be possible.
    February 23, 2009
    It would confirm that you remember your login info from that side, in order to link it to this side, but no, it wouldn't confirm that it is actually linked to this side.
    Kath-H
    Inspiring
    February 23, 2009
    That will confirm your Adobe ID, but not whether it is in fact linked to the one you use here - or am I even more confused than I thought? ;)
    February 23, 2009
    I wish that were possible also. What we've been told is that once it's done, it's invisible to the user. It would be nice tho, if there were a way to cross check it. I'd like it if it were possible to have it displayed as one of the elements that users can see in their profile, but I don't know whether it's technically possible. The question can certainly be asked tho.
    Cindy-
    Known Participant
    February 23, 2009
    > At any rate, is there way to verify it at our end?

    Log into the Dreamweaver forum and you can verify it.
    Jacob Bugge
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    February 23, 2009
    >At any rate, is there way to verify it at our end? It'd be nice to have that peace of mind.

    Agreed.
    A. Patterson
    Inspiring
    February 23, 2009
    Actually, on that note: how does one double-check that they've managed to link their user here with an Adobe ID?

    The first umpteen dozen times I tried to do this the login to the Adobe ID would time out -- something I frankly get quite a lot when I try to login anytime with my Adobe ID. I'm not sure what's going on there.

    I just tried to link my users here a few minutes ago and got the same time out. So I opened another window and tried logging in manually somewhere else. On my fourth or fifth try (after double-checking the password with the 'forgot your password?' function) it went through. Satisfied I had the right user/pass combo, I went back to the timed out page and hit fresh. It came up with some window asking to confirm I wanted to login with my (correct) Adobe ID and I said 'confirm'. So I *think* I'm linked, but I don't see any visual cue. At least, it doesn't ask me when I login anymore.

    At any rate, is there way to verify it at our end? It'd be nice to have that peace of mind. Also, it'd be nice if I could find out why I timeout 90% of the time I try to login with my Adobe ID -- is it just that overloaded with users logging in?
    February 23, 2009
    Don, Oz was saying that posts from here that haven't been linked to an Adobe ID before the consolidation will end up with a generic "guest" attribution as the user name in the new forum set up.
    Known Participant
    February 23, 2009
    Oz: Am I missing something here? How does a guest make a post ... I thought you have to log in to have post access?