How would someone find this if they didn't have the URL you sent?
Michael
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C. Michael Barton
Director, Center for Social Dynamics & Complexity
Professor of Anthropology, School of Human Evolution & Social Change
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ 85287-2402
USA
* Access to OSGeo services (OSGeo user ID)
-> Finding a Userid
This link ("Finding a Userid") does not exist on the Members Area page under the "Access to OSGeo services" paragraph (or anywhere else that I can see). The only link is "Get a OSGeo user ID here." This is the case if I'm logged in or not logged in.
Please suggest where you would expect it so that we
can add it there, too.
Well, I guess first add a link on the Member Area. A search box on the right column that says "Search for an OSGeo Member" would be a good way to do this.
Note that I'd also make "User login" a little more prominent. Right now, it's in tiny print at the bottom of a very long menu at the left. A lot of pages have a user login near the top and center or right, with some kind of prominent lettering.
\* Access to OSGeo services \(OSGeo user ID\)
\-> Finding a Userid
This link ("Finding a Userid") does not exist on the Members Area page under
the "Access to OSGeo services" paragraph (or anywhere else that I can see).
The only link is "Get a OSGeo user ID here." This is the case if I'm logged
in or not logged in.
You have to click on the link there (omitted to mention that).
Please suggest where you would expect it so that we
can add it there, too.
Well, I guess first add a link on the Member Area. A search box on the right
column that says "Search for an OSGeo Member" would be a good way to do
this.
Done.
Note that I'd also make "User login" a little more prominent. Right now,
it's in tiny print at the bottom of a very long menu at the left. A lot of
pages have a user login near the top and center or right, with some kind of
prominent lettering.