rkoul

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   by rkoul 4y ago

   Haha! I'd agree and it is one of the reason why I hadn't been on it for over a year. It is just that a part of me would rather leave on its own terms, than be forced out - which is what this is! On a different note, I can survive
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   by rkoul 4y ago

   You are assuming that the said site has an email confirmation workflow as part of the registration process (Granted most do these days, but it wasn't the case many years earlier). Even so, you are also assuming that the said site would
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   by rkoul 4y ago

   I agree! I have seen this happen to me years ago when Gmail debuted. But, this used to work - at least for Facebook. So, someone changed something at Facebook I guess - and decided to canonicalize the email. The other mystery of course is h
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   by rkoul 4y ago

   @renewiltord Are you saying there is a "someone else has my address" flow for exactly this scenario? I didn't see anything remotely resembling it. Let me check again. Not an issue. Thank you for your response.
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   Help : Facebook Support Is Useless

   35 points by rkoul 4y ago|24 comments
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   Speedle: A flexible AuthZ engine/language for Polyglot systems(speedle.io)

   3 points by rkoul 7y ago|0 comments