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If it's very important for you to keep your identity private, and if you don't trust the technician or fear data leaks, then you can use an e-mail address that isn't tied to your real identity.  Just make sure that you can always access the e-mail that you use for this purpose, as otherwise you will not be able to reset your password.
If it's very important for you to keep your identity private, and if you don't trust the technician or fear data leaks, then you can use an e-mail address that isn't tied to your real identity.  Just make sure that you can always access the e-mail that you use for this purpose, as otherwise you will not be able to reset your password.


'''Alternatively,''' you can contact the technician and ask for a manual password reset.  You can reach the technician by sending an e-mail to admin(at)feministwiki(dot)org, or by writing to [https://twitter.com/@FeministWiki @FeministWiki] on Twitter.
'''Alternatively,''' you can contact the technician and ask for a manual password reset.  You can reach the technician by sending an e-mail to admin@feministwiki.org, or by writing to [https://twitter.com/@FeministWiki @FeministWiki] on Twitter.


See also: [[Help:Password recovery]]
See also: [[Help:Password recovery]]
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=== How do I publish on the blog? ===
=== How do I publish on the blog? ===


If you want to publish articles on the [https://blog.feministwiki.org/ FeministWiki blog], ask the technician by sending an e-mail to admin(at)feministwiki(dot)org, or contacting [https://twitter.com/@FeministWiki @FeministWiki] on Twitter, and your FeministWiki account will be granted the ability to publish on the blog.
If you want to publish articles on the [https://blog.feministwiki.org/ FeministWiki blog], ask the technician by sending an e-mail to admin@feministwiki.org, or contacting [https://twitter.com/@FeministWiki @FeministWiki] on Twitter, and your FeministWiki account will be granted the ability to publish on the blog.


The blog uses a self-hosted installation of the well-known blogging software [https://wordpress.com/features/ WordPress].  While the WordPress organization controls blogs that are hosted on their own servers, they also release the software behind their blogging system under a [https://www.fsf.org/about/what-is-free-software free software] license, which anyone can install on their own servers.  The FeministWiki has such a local installation of that software, meaning that the WordPress organization has no control over what's published on the FeministWiki blog.  As such, you don't need to fear censorship.
The blog uses a self-hosted installation of the well-known blogging software [https://wordpress.com/features/ WordPress].  While the WordPress organization controls blogs that are hosted on their own servers, they also release the software behind their blogging system under a [https://www.fsf.org/about/what-is-free-software free software] license, which anyone can install on their own servers.  The FeministWiki has such a local installation of that software, meaning that the WordPress organization has no control over what's published on the FeministWiki blog.  As such, you don't need to fear censorship.