Having Trouble Signing Up/In Membership?
- Molly Lank-Jones
- Oct 18, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Dec 16, 2025
We have heard some people may be UNable to see our ARCHIVES, even after signing up. When you click on the archive button, you might see one of these two screens.
If you have NOT signed up, click the SIGN UP buttons shown on the left. If you already signed up, click the small "Log In" text and you will be brought to the LOG IN page. If you log in with your email, make sure there is NOT an EXTRA SPACE at the beginning of your email address.
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