I click on links proivided and still cant seem to find it - today is supposed to be the last day. Anyone direct me?
Thanks
Robert
Thanks
Robert
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where to vote on bylaws?
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Morning Robert,
Click on the main AAW website.
Click on the "Members Area" tab which will take you to a login screen. You will need your Membership Number and password. If you have not previously registered on-line, read the FAQ's below the login box and follow the directions. You can also contact the AAW office, toll-free at (877) 595-9094 for help.
Thanks for taking the time to vote on this very important issue.
Once you have logged in, you'll see a radio button in the box on the left side of the screen to go to the on-line voting screen.
Click on the main AAW website.
Click on the "Members Area" tab which will take you to a login screen. You will need your Membership Number and password. If you have not previously registered on-line, read the FAQ's below the login box and follow the directions. You can also contact the AAW office, toll-free at (877) 595-9094 for help.
Thanks for taking the time to vote on this very important issue.
Once you have logged in, you'll see a radio button in the box on the left side of the screen to go to the on-line voting screen.
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Mark, the button is gone.
Thanks Mark
Stuart is right - I did login and the button is gone.
It said voting thru today (which in my book means today as well)
Stuart is right - I did login and the button is gone.
It said voting thru today (which in my book means today as well)
Working on it.
Don't you just love computers?
Don't you just love computers?
Thanks Mark
I'm an I.T. director for a living so I understnad your pain
Robert
I'm an I.T. director for a living so I understnad your pain
Robert
Quick work Mark. Thanks.
Not MY pain, but I just found out why. Seems that so many members were logging on to vote that the server (or some such) went down.
Will check in from time-to-time today to try to catch any repeats.
Heavy voting is great for the members and the voting system if it gets more members involved.
PS: Turns out to be a date glitch in the program rather than a server being overloaded. Maybe the first info was wishful thinking.
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John Van Domelen
Retired Forum Admin
I just now approved a couple of user registrations.
I will check throughout the day and try and catch any stragglers, so as to make the board discussions visible to them if they wish to view them before voting. (this is something I normally do once a day or every other day on the weekends)
I will check throughout the day and try and catch any stragglers, so as to make the board discussions visible to them if they wish to view them before voting. (this is something I normally do once a day or every other day on the weekends)
Thank you for taking care of it
Actually, thanks to Ed Davidson and Linda Ferber for fixing it.
Thanks, I guess
, to all those members voting who, albeit unintentionally, "created" the problem. I'm hoping we get better at this new fangled voting thing.The image of Scotty speaking into the mouse comes to mind.
