If you’d like to join in some conversation about the topics in this blog, or ask some questions, before it closes in a few weeks time, then you can sign up at the forum especially created for this purpose. Here’s how (and please take the time to read this closely. I’ve written it with beginners in mind, so it should make sense. Read it again in a week or so, because it’s got everything you need in it.):
1. Go to: community.cloudrefuge.org
2. Click ‘Register,’ and you’ll get a page to create an account. Choose an easy short username to your liking, and provide your mailing address. (This will only be accessible by myself, Christopher, on the admin side of things.)
3. In response to your registration, you’ll get the sign-in page. You can’t sign yet, though, until you check your email, and retrieve a unique, secure password.
4. Find your email in your mailing address’ inbox. If it’s not there within a couple of minutes, you better check your junk mail.
The email has the user name which you chose; and there will be a password assigned by the forum software. Please save it.
(It’s better not to delete your email, unless you have saved the password. I won’t have access to your password, at all. Though, if you do lose it, there is the ‘Lost Pass’ button on the community.cloudrefuge.org page.)
5. Now you can use these to sign in. Once in, look around. You’ve got three main areas:
A) From the drop-down menu (where it says “G’day”) at the top-right corner, you can change your password after you’ve signed in, if you like. Open the drop down menu, and choose ‘Edit My Profile.’
B) In the middle of the page you’ll see where you can enter the forum.
C: You probably won’t need the Dashboard.
6. When you’re ready, open the link in the middle of the page, which says: Private: Practicing ‘A Year to Live’
7. You can then create a topic; or if there are some topics already posted, you can open the link and write a response.
Create a new topic for each new sharing or question, etc. Or continue with an already-created topic, if you have more to add to it.