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> So how does one get such an account?

You pick an ID, I add it to a list and generate a password for you.  I
send you a standard email, which tells you to use your ID to modify
the file "users.cvs" in the repository, both to add your information
and as a test.  It's not worth automating.

For now, though, you can just use "anonymous".  I don't want to create
IDs for everyone on the planet - just the ones who are actively
editing stuff.  If you just want to add a few notes, use anonymous and
put your email in the cvs log.  If you find you're making lots of
edits, an account would make sense.

If anonymous gets abused I'll have to change this policy, of course.

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