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New account creation has been disabled as an anti-spam measure.
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[[Special:Userlogin|New account creation has been re-enabled]], hopefully we'll be spared spammers. —[[User:Ashley Y|Ashley Y]] 17:41, 12 July 2010 (UTC)
   
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New account creation has been disabled again. Despite CAPTCHAs we get a lot of spam again. I'm trying to move to a scheme where accounts can be created by anyone but need to be approved by a human. In the mean time, the [[Special:Userlogin|login page]] lists whom to email to get an account. —[[User:Nominolo|Nominolo]] 22 September 2012.
If you want a new account, send an email to one of the people listed below.
 
 
# [mailto:byorgey@gmail.com]
 
# [mailto:gwern0@gmail.com]
 
# [mailto:magnus@therning.org]
 
 
The email should:
 
* List the user name you want
 
:User names follow the same rules as article names: they always start with a capital letter, and medial spaces are allowed eg. [[User:Ashley Y]]
 
:We follow the same rules as to what is an appropriate or inappropriate username as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Username#Appropriate_usernames Wikipedia]
 
* Email ''1'' person at a time
 
:This is to avoid coordination problems
 
* ''Do not'' include the password you want in the email
 
: The account creator will make up a password & you must then change it after logging in.
 
* We give accounts to all humans
 
: It is unnecessary to justify your request.
 

Latest revision as of 16:18, 22 September 2012

New account creation has been re-enabled, hopefully we'll be spared spammers. —Ashley Y 17:41, 12 July 2010 (UTC)

New account creation has been disabled again. Despite CAPTCHAs we get a lot of spam again. I'm trying to move to a scheme where accounts can be created by anyone but need to be approved by a human. In the mean time, the login page lists whom to email to get an account. —Nominolo 22 September 2012.