Click on the logo at the top of every page to return to the home page.
Click on any horizontal blue line to go to the top of the page.
Areas under construction are marked with an orange barrel --
This site uses "magic cookies" to store information about identified
Members and Guests between browser sessions. If your browser can't handle
cookies please let me know and I'll try to find a work-around. A
better solution may be to upgrade your browser to one that actually supports
cookies --- I am unaware of a current version of any available browser that
does not. The cookies are used to customize the presentation based on
membership status, and to log page accesses.
On the subject of page access logs: All access to this site is logged
whether you identify yourself or not. If you don't tell us who you are then
we still keep a record of what site accessed our pages. Those with nasty
intent should be aware of that.
If you are a new member, or a member who has signed the guestbook and
mistakenly said you were a guest because you didn't know the team password,
then you need to delete your cookie and redo the guestbook. Follow the
instructions below as if your name was incorrect.
The name which appears at the top of every page is the one that the
server gets based on the cookie you have. If this name is *NOT* yours, then
you're sharing an account with someone and you'll have to reset the cookie; of
course, so will the other person next time. Here's how you do that: first,
click on the link with the incorrect name in it. This will present you with a
page asking if it's right to assume you're that person. Click "No, I'm Not!"
and the incorrect cookie will be deleted. To get the correct cookie, if you're a guest then all you need to do is sign the guestbook. If you're
a member, then you'll have to go directly to the membersonly page and log in,
whereupon you should see a link at the top asking you to get a magic cookie.
Click on that link and you're done.
I have attempted to make this web site useful without respect to what
browser you use --- particularly, I have worked to make the pages Lynx
(text-only) friendly. If you encounter broken links, missing images, or are
using a text-only browser and see *any* evidence of missing ALT tags
(e.g. [LINK] or [IMAGE]) please let us know and we'll fix it as soon as we
can. Note that the page-reference counters will not work if you're using a
non-graphical browser, and those lines are appropriately uninformative in that
case.
Very recently (13 Dec 2005) I did a very minor look-and-feel change to
the web site, introducing a cascading style sheet that will place the green
navigation bar at the top left of the window and leave it there on all W3C
standard-complant web browsers (which means it doesn't do that on Microsoft
Internet Explorer). I've installed an alternate style sheet for Internet
Explorer to keep the old format (where the green bar lives towards the bottom
of the page). Browsers that do not implement cascading style sheets (for
example lynx or elinks) should still display the site just fine. Please
contact the webmaster at csar@swcp.com if you see any browser-specific
behavior that might require even more hacking.
