When I send a message at the bottom of the page, it says every time I try 'Page Not Found".
If you or someone else would send Martin or one of the other two people listed at the bottom of the page a post saying I must know now what my Inkscape Forum PASSWORD is.
I don't remember what my Forum PASSWORD is and I don't want to get a new one.
Does your password have some sentimental value? Did you use it for your bitcoin wallet? If you can't remember it, then there's no difference between the old password and a new one. Just click [Reset] and chill.
Hello, I am the website administrator. I can not read the original password, the website doesn't store the password. Only a hash of the password.
Imagine that you have some eggs, and you send them to me and I make a cake. Later you ask for those specific eggs back. I don't have those eggs, all I have is a cake.
All the website has is a cake of your password, not the password itself.
I just tried sending a post to the 3 people listed at the bottom of the forum page.
It said 'Page Not Found".
I don't remember what my Forum PASSWORD is and I don't want to get a new one.
Will someone please tell me what my current PASSWORD is!!!!
Again? https://inkscape.org/forums/questions/how-to-find-my-inkscape-forum-password/
I can't retrieve your password. I guess Martin Owens can.
When I send a message at the bottom of the page, it says every time I try 'Page Not Found".
If you or someone else would send Martin or one of the other two people listed at the bottom of the page a post saying I must know now what my Inkscape Forum PASSWORD is.
I NEED IT NOW!!!!
Thanks
artcreator
Sorry, artcreator. For security, nobody should send a password to an email address.
Does your password have some sentimental value? Did you use it for your bitcoin wallet? If you can't remember it, then there's no difference between the old password and a new one. Just click [Reset] and chill.
Hello, I am the website administrator. I can not read the original password, the website doesn't store the password. Only a hash of the password.
Imagine that you have some eggs, and you send them to me and I make a cake. Later you ask for those specific eggs back. I don't have those eggs, all I have is a cake.
All the website has is a cake of your password, not the password itself.