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WordPress signon for FeedLand #226

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You can now sign on feedland.org with a WordPress account.

It's a good idea to read this whole page before trying it, so you know what to expect.

How it works

If you sign on with WordPress, one of three things happens.

  1. If the email address you used for WordPress and the one you used for FeedLand are the same, you will be signed on with the existing FeedLand account. A new account will not be created.
  2. If the email addresses are different, and the account name you used in WordPress is not already being used on FeedLand, a new account will be created with the username and email address from your WordPress account.
  3. If the account name is already in use, you'll get an error message, and will not be able to use your WordPress account to log in.

This is only complicated because on feedland.org we are supporting both kinds of login. On a system that only allowed one, it would stay simple.

Also if you're worried about creating an extraneous account, please go ahead. Accounts take up very little space on the server. As far as I know you can't hurt your existing account this way. (Knock wood.)

How to

  1. If you're signed on, choose the last command in the system menu (the one at the right edge of the screen) to sign off.
  2. Choose Sign on with WordPress in the Tools menu.
  3. On the wordpress.com page that's displayed click the Approve button.
  4. You are transported back to FeedLand, signed on, or not. If not an error dialog should appear explaining what happened.

When you're done, you're signed on exactly as if you had signed on with an email address, except you have signed on with WordPress.

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