improvements to flow when logging in to edit

[ghwood]

improvements to flow when logging in to edit

[justinacolmena]

Somewhere between Sam Brinton, Sheriff Lamb, the DoD, the NSA, and a large number of recently fired CIA and FBI agents, there's an authentication issue or something with "IETF Datatracker credentials" -- if that's the authentication mechanism in use, then that's what's being used. And why the fork of the whole wiki.js project? But anyways, on to 3.0 if that is the plan.

Yes. I agree with point (b) but point (a) is merely a minor custom site modification.

I hate to change the subject, maybe it is on topic with authentication, but I half suspect there's a military shop doing fact-checking online and running a "Q Drop" to purge "misinformation" from private databases and pages are disappearing. That's a "DELETE FROM" not a "DROP TABLE" though, w.r.t. PostgreSQL, it is reputedly very stable solid and reliable, but beware people who "have been in business too long" and there is old code that isn't up to snuff in all modern situations especially if you are doing something other people do not want you to do, and certainly on a wiki, where it is tempting for others to attempt a defacement when they do not have the necessary permissions or authorization.