Website registration and login
Written by Administrator    Monday, 18 May 2025 23:27    PDF Print E-mail

With the redesign of the website, it was decided to have two separate registration and login systems.  The main website along with the new social networking functions and applications will have a separate registration and login than the forums.  The two separate systems will allow website members to make full use of the new social networking functions with a more public profile and yet maintain a separate, more anonymous profile/registration for the forums.  In short, new members will have to register on the social networking site AND register on the forums.  Logging on to the forums will not log you in to the social networking site - and vice versa.  You must maintain two separate accounts to have full access to the YardLimits social network and forums.

YardLimits Social Networking registration can be found HERE

YardLimits Forum registration can be done HERE 

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