N5NTG | 
10 25th, 2009| 
Quick answer:
Any Ham the blog administrator allows.
Practical answer:
Almost any ham radio operator who asked permission.
There are different roles, or levels of capabilities that can be assigned to a user who registered with this Blog and asked for higher privileges…
I’ve recently relaxed the privileges a bit, to allow comments ro be posted without first registering or logging in as a user on the blog. I’m running some anti-spam filters on all comments to reduce that sort of crap being posted, but I’m sure some will slip in eventually.
I’m still going to moderate them, but if you register as a user, once I’ve approved the first comment, all others get posted “live”, subject to my later editing or disapproving inappropriate content. I received several comments saying they wanted to post a comment, but didn’t want to register first, so this change is in response to those requests.
Login User Names are typically your callsign, upper case, but can be anything. These are case sensitive, so remember how you typed it. Passwords are automatically assigned to new users, and sent to you via email to verify your email address as well. Your first “job” when you log in the first time, is to add your name and other info, and change your password to something you can remember easier. I can’t see your password. I can reset a password, but can’t view them. There is an automated built-in option for handling lost passwords in the software, it will email you a new auto password, but you need to remember your user ID. If you forget that, please contact me direct for assistance. My info is at the bottom of every page.
