User:Eric Martz/Getting email from Proteopedia: Difference between revisions

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-If you have been unable to receive emails from Proteopedia.Org<ref>The Proteopedia Staff confirmed (January, 2016) that some email systems did not receive emails sent from Proteopedia.Org. One such system was yahoo.com. In contrast, we know that gmail.com accepts our emails. We believe the problem was with Proteopedia, not with yahoo.com. We believe this problem was fixed by late January, 2016.</ref><ref>[[User:Eric Martz|Eric Martz]] is an administrator at Proteopedia.Org who is in charge of approving and creating new accounts in January, 2016 (since April, 2009).</ref>, and therefore your request for an account has not been approved, here is a workaround.
+If you have been unable to receive emails from Proteopedia.Org<ref>The Proteopedia Staff confirmed (January, 2016) that some email systems did not receive emails sent from Proteopedia.Org. One such system was yahoo.com. In contrast, we know that gmail.com accepts our emails. We believe the problem was with Proteopedia, not with yahoo.com. We believe this problem was fixed by late January, 2016.</ref><ref>[[User:Eric Martz|Eric Martz]] is an administrator at Proteopedia.Org who is in charge of approving and creating new accounts in January, 2016 (since April, 2009).</ref><ref>It appears that the email systems of some educational institutions block mail sent by proteopedia.org. If you are at such an institution, and your IT support team has not whitelisted proteopedia.org, you will need the workaround on this page.</ref>, and therefore your request for an account has not been approved, here is a workaround.
 Before doing this, carefully check your '''spam/junk email box''' for messages from Proteopedia. If you find them, mark them as "not spam" or "not junk" and then you do''' not''' need to do what follows.