• Resolved jhaber31

    (@jhaber31)


    A political blogger I’ve encountered asks readers to log in via WordPress in order to leave comments. He has no other login method. I hadn’t done so, reluctant for security concerns to share anything to do with my WP login with other sites. But that has led to two questions: (1) is it safe after all, and (2) why does his login not work anyway when I try it?

    I checked that the login I use regularly in order to use this support forum matches the one I use to log into WP as admin to update my own site regularly. I’m embarrassed that I don’t remember how I set up my WP admin in the first place, but there you go! Of course, I’m also reluctant to see if I can log into this other blog by resetting the WP password, afraid that would actually bar access to my own work in WP or to here.

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  • Moderator James Huff

    (@macmanx)

    All WordPress sites are entirely self-contained. You won’t use your WordPress site’s login on someone else’s site.

    Instead you’ll register as a new user on their site, then you can log in to their site with that to comment.

    Also, www.ads-software.com is entirely separate from your site too, so there’s no need to make sure that the two logins match.

    Thread Starter jhaber31

    (@jhaber31)

    Thanks for clearing that up. I was scared, but it seems to work out as you say.

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