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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Tue, Jan 23 03:45 PM UTC in reply to A. M. DeWitt from 02:10 PM:

A part of me wonders if I am the right person for the job. I suppose the best route is for me to take up the offer and see what happens.

Thanks for accepting. We all have different skills and expertise, and no editor is fully capable and qualified to do the whole job. So we do what we can and lighten the load for others with a different focus. I know your pages tend to be well-done and high quality, and this means you have a good idea of what a page needs to be a good one.

I have marked you as an editor in the database, which gives you privileges beyond those of a regular member. You may now edit comments, edit member-submitted pages by others, use the File Manager for pages other members have created, and publish pages by editing database information about them and unchecking "Hidden". I will email you the userids and passwords you need to log into the site, access the database, use the email account, and upload and download files. Let me know if you don't get the email or if you need detailed instructions on how to do anything.


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