I think I might have screwed up my registration here?
I think I might have screwed up my registration here?
Is there a chance for a do-over if I forgot to include an email in my application? I spent like 45 minutes answering the questions with an elevated heart rate and submitted only to start freaking out that I possibly forgot to type my email address in. I kinda got tunnel vision, the questions are anxiety inducing in a way I wasn't really expecting when I started.
I did some looking and it seems like the account gets created whether or not you were approved, but how do you know if you were denied if there's no email? Is lack of email and automatic disqualification/ban from participating?
Tell me your username on Beehaw, I'll have a look, don't stress about it đź’ś
As a side note : We don't even see emails in the applications so this is definitely not a factor, IIRC we guess that probably 60% of people registered have an email
Thank you! My name was feedthebeest.
For what it's worth, I didn't enter an email when I made my account on Beehaw and I didn't have any issue with getting approved. I've seen the admins saying that there's a pretty heavy backlog of new accounts to approve at the moment so it could be that they just haven't gotten to you yet.
Apparently there's a known bug where if your chosen username is already in the instance the page will just hang and the admins will be none the wiser that you tried to sign up at all, so if you find that you haven't been approved after a few days it may be worth trying again with a different username. Source here: https://beehaw.org/post/562922
Ok, thank you. I wasn't worried about it not being approved yet, I just assumed that having an email might have been a requirement because they're being relatively strict about signups and not having an email address is often a quick filter for keeping out undesireables.
Once you submit the application, a new user will be created. You can see the status of the webpage beehaw.org/u/username. If you got denied, that page will show 404.
Oh, that's good to know, thank you!