Signing Code of Conduct Pledge

Question

I have been asked by a guest who wants to become a member where to sign after reading the code of conduct pledge.  I signed it myself, but now cannot find where the link was.  Could someone help me please?  

Does the community guideline have a signature page also?

 

M.

Comments

in case someone not already a Wiki Genealogist comes across this discussion... it's the Honor Code being discussed, which can be found by clicking "Honor Code" at the bottom of a profile page or from the Help dropdown menu (Help is at upper right of any WikiTree page when you're logged in). Or clicking this link: http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Special:Honor_Code

When a person registers as a guest, they can see the Honor Code but don't have the option of signing it.  They must first volunteer to help with WikiTree's mission and abide by the Honor Code. After volunteering, the person can be confirmed as a member (the "guest" badge turns into a "family member" badge). Once confirmed, they can then sign the Honor Code and become a Wiki Genealogist.

Answer 1

Hi M (and Nae),

This is a bit confusing.

If you are a Guest Member you cannot sign. You have to become a full member first, then sign.

Once you have signed, the "click here to sign" button disappears.

Chris

Comments

AH>>>>>>>>>>>>that explains it all.  Thank you,  :)

Answer 2

I just reviewed my first contacts with the greeter's.  I was refered to the code of conduct, which I just reviewed again.  In the initial contact, I was told to post a public comment and then another greeter entered me into Wikitree.  I couldn't find a place to "sign".

 

Note, if their profile is not viewable, my understanding is that it is difficult for them to be "seen" and approved.

Not sure if any of this is correct, just supposition on based on my experience.

Comments

Thank you, Nae.    Your post is appreciated.

 

M.

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So was your's this morning about a question I posted so long ago I've forgotten it.  Made me laugh first thing!  Thanks!