GPblog has transitioned to a completely new platform. Due to this transition, old passwords no longer work. Each user must reset the password once to log in again.
What has changed?
We notice that many users are still trying to log in with their old password, but your old password no longer works. This is because we recently switched to a completely revamped GPblog platform. This makes the platform faster, securer, and more efficient. For security reasons, passwords were not transferred. To regain access, you need to set a new password first.
This is how you reset your password:
1. Go to the [homepage of GPblog].
2. Click on the top right in the menu bar on 'Log in'.
3. Click on 'Forgot password?'.
4. Enter the email address you normally use.
5. You will receive an email immediately to create a new password.
6. Follow the link in the email, set a new password, and you can log in again.
Then you can participate again
After setting your new password, you can continue to comment, vote, and follow everything as you are used to. In the coming period, we will also continue to develop the platform to make it even faster and more user-friendly.
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