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OK thank you Jeremy.

Maybe something for you guys to think about.

Cheers!

+1
It’s unfair to say “Grammarly should check it” when Grammarly isn’t and WordPress users are still losing out.

If you can do something about this, do it.

Thank you Jeremy, yes, I meant using social logins “for registering”, not just for logging in.

I use social login options for registering on my WordPress website (thepowermoves.com).
Would such a simpler onboarding option be possible with Leaky?

Thank you Jeremy!

Is there also a way to use the standard WordPress login page as our login?

Or to add social logins to Leaky sign-up form, somehow?

As far as I can see, there is no “login page” in WordPress.

Thank you so much, John!

And thank you for your great work, a real added-value to thousands of people!

I already have the plugin, and it works.

But I also want to explore other solutions.

Thank you @carmpocalypse !

I might ask my developer to give it a try.

Do you think at the serve level it might be faster as opposed to doing with the plugin?

P.S.: I ralized I linked to the wrong page. This one was the correct one.

Hi David,

It’s called “Authenticator”, it’s a popular one.

WPbeginner says you do.
I might try, but before I tried, I wanted to be sure I wasn’t going to be locked out ??

P.S.: though some cross-discounts on add-ons would definitely be great. Say, for example, get 1, get a 20% the next one, get 2, get 50% of the 3rd.

Man, this type of service not for those who are starting out.

You need lot of GREAT content to be able to ask for subscriptions.

Then it will pay off itself, and bring extra revenues (plus make your audience more likely to come back).

Anyone… ?

Thank you so much, Jeremy!

For those who have the same issue, it looks like once you fix it, Leaky will pull and re-activate all the subscribers who send out a new payment from after you input the correct webhooks.

Those who paid out the subscription before you updated the webhooks will either have to wait one month to adjust automatically, or you’ll have to do it manually.

Cheers!

Thank you Jeremy, and frankly: not a top priority :).

Hi Ramona,

Yes, I think I get quite a few dud accounts.

I used to have a log-in Recapatcha from a separated plugin, but I don’t want to have too many plugins, and since I removed the amount of users who sign up and either don’t buy or don’t participate to the discussions in the forum has increased.

Thank you, Claude.

Yeah, good question, I’m not sure what the spammers used.
They might have used the normal WordPress login, too.

I’m quite confident though that since I don’t have the Recaptcha anymore the number of idle accounts increased.