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WikiWikiWeb site passworded for edit/creating web pagesThe wiki.debianhelp.org site has an anti-spam password to hopefully deter spammers from filling the wiki with spam. To edit and/or create a wiki page on wiki.debianhelp.org you must use a password. Presently, that password is "debianhelp" -- all lower case, without the quotes. (Complex, huh?) Note: It is possible for this password to be changed in the future. In the case of changes, please check back with this forum topic thread. 2nd Note: If you do see any spam or suspected spam in the wiki, please remove it yourself and/or post a new topic in this forum with the URL of the spam. Thanks. 3rd Note: The present wiki subdomain, wiki.debianhelp.org is deprecated, so to speak. In the hopefully near-future all wiki content will be integrated into the main web site here. That's just an FYI; until that time, please do use the wiki.debianhelp.org subdomain. Bookmark/Search this post with: 
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