A word about registering on the site
posted on 1 Nov 2007 by maki ::
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The beta project is progressing a lot faster now, and should be open for formal business (so to speak) very soon.
One thing I needed to iron out was the user registration process. Now you can register or log in to JustHungry.com and be registered/logged in to the sister site. Up until now I haven’t implemented much of an incentive for anyone to register. But now, if you do register you can skip the CAPTCHA check whem commenting, have your comment posted without moderation*, and (if you’re logged in) be able to go back and edit your comment.
And, that’s not all folks! Once you are logged in, you’ll be able to choose whether or not to skip seeing most of the ads! So…if you haven’t already go ahead and go ahead and join! It’s all free, as always and ever.
*Of course, anyone who registers and then spams the comments will be un-registered.
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