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Woo-hoo!
I love those chest-stickers :)
First a question - I made a mistake - d'oh! I forgot to put my country in the
address field, is it okay to go back with my browser, change the information
and re-submit, or should I email the changes to membership@lugnet.com or
something similar?
Also, I didn't request that my secondary email address should be confidential,
but the submission page said that I had - it could be a bug with your script or
my browser I guess!
As a poor student, I didn't want to commit myself to a large sum of money, but
I can see myself making a yearly contribution once I'm fully working! If that's
a fairly common attitude then maybe if you had an entry box for those people
who wish to make a yearly contribution, that would help with your calculations
and statistics!
Finally - congratulations! Another milestone reached and the level and
organisation of Lugnet continues to amaze me!
Richard
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In lugnet.people, Richard Franks writes:
> First a question - I made a mistake - d'oh! I forgot to put my country in the
> address field, is it okay to go back with my browser, change the information
> and re-submit,
No, that would create a second event in the applications log.
> or should I email the changes to membership@lugnet.com or
> something similar?
I would say, simply just wait until you get the info/password that lets you
edit your personal info, and then you can easily make the edit directly
yourself. :)
> Also, I didn't request that my secondary email address should be confidential,
> but the submission page said that I had - it could be a bug with your script or
> my browser I guess!
It's not technically a bug anywhere, but I agree it's confusing. The script
that echoed back the submission data is just a simple recorder which reports
back what it received, and doesn't actually know how to interpret the data
beyond the basics. Since the checkboxes for privacy on both addresses are
checked by default, the "keep private" box was still checked for your second
address, even though you left it blank -- which is perfectly innocuous. :)
--Todd
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In lugnet.people, lehman@javanet.com (Todd Lehman) writes:
> In lugnet.people, Richard Franks writes:
> > First a question - I made a mistake - d'oh! I forgot to put my country in the
> > address field, is it okay to go back with my browser, change the information
> > and re-submit,
>
> No, that would create a second event in the applications log.
>
>
> > or should I email the changes to membership@lugnet.com or
> > something similar?
>
> I would say, simply just wait until you get the info/password that lets you
> edit your personal info, and then you can easily make the edit directly
> yourself. :)
Ooops, I take that back -- I'll have to make the change, otherwise it's a
"chicken and the egg" paradox because your info might not get to you via
post without a complete address. :) You can just respond to this post and
mail me the country line...
--Todd
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