I have had problems signing up to Soybooru under my home WiFi for months
Hello!
I made my first SoyBooru account in March and forgot my password a day later. Every time I tried to sign up with new credentials, I would always get the error of: "Registration is not available from this network." I wanted to sign up to SoyBooru so badly, that I tried to find to find ways to bypass the message. I tried VPNs, clearing my cache, using my phone's hotspot, and then an extreme measure. I am not sure if I can say what I used, but using it I was finally able to sign up with this account. A month later, on October 1st, I tried to make a new account under the name of Brainlet... and I was able to. I wanted to finally start contributing to SoyBooru; I was counting on that account so I could upload something without it being linked to this one, but nevermind. Now when I try to sign into Brainlet, it says this: "Login IP did not match your signup region and ISP."
I thought I finally found a way to make a new account, but NO. I am BTFO'd. This had frustrated me endlessly. I should not have to use such measures to sign up to SoyBooru just because my network is unavailable.
I made my first SoyBooru account in March and forgot my password a day later. Every time I tried to sign up with new credentials, I would always get the error of: "Registration is not available from this network." I wanted to sign up to SoyBooru so badly, that I tried to find to find ways to bypass the message. I tried VPNs, clearing my cache, using my phone's hotspot, and then an extreme measure. I am not sure if I can say what I used, but using it I was finally able to sign up with this account. A month later, on October 1st, I tried to make a new account under the name of Brainlet... and I was able to. I wanted to finally start contributing to SoyBooru; I was counting on that account so I could upload something without it being linked to this one, but nevermind. Now when I try to sign into Brainlet, it says this: "Login IP did not match your signup region and ISP."
I thought I finally found a way to make a new account, but NO. I am BTFO'd. This had frustrated me endlessly. I should not have to use such measures to sign up to SoyBooru just because my network is unavailable.
ask @custard
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You likely have an extremely dynamic IPHello!
I made my first SoyBooru account in March and forgot my password a day later. Every time I tried to sign up with new credentials, I would always get the error of: "Registration is not available from this network." I wanted to sign up to SoyBooru so badly, that I tried to find to find ways to bypass the message. I tried VPNs, clearing my cache, using my phone's hotspot, and then an extreme measure. I am not sure if I can say what I used, but using it I was finally able to sign up with this account. A month later, on October 1st, I tried to make a new account under the name of Brainlet... and I was able to. I wanted to finally start contributing to SoyBooru; I was counting on that account so I could upload something without it being linked to this one, but nevermind. Now when I try to sign into Brainlet, it says this: "Login IP did not match your signup region and ISP."
I thought I finally found a way to make a new account, but NO. I am BTFO'd. This had frustrated me endlessly. I should not have to use such measures to sign up to SoyBooru just because my network is unavailable.
I don't think so. I'm unsure. I want to tell you the extreme measure I used, since it should be relevant, but I do not want others to use it.You likely have an extremely dynamic IPShow quoted text
Hello!
I made my first SoyBooru account in March and forgot my password a day later. Every time I tried to sign up with new credentials, I would always get the error of: "Registration is not available from this network." I wanted to sign up to SoyBooru so badly, that I tried to find to find ways to bypass the message. I tried VPNs, clearing my cache, using my phone's hotspot, and then an extreme measure. I am not sure if I can say what I used, but using it I was finally able to sign up with this account. A month later, on October 1st, I tried to make a new account under the name of Brainlet... and I was able to. I wanted to finally start contributing to SoyBooru; I was counting on that account so I could upload something without it being linked to this one, but nevermind. Now when I try to sign into Brainlet, it says this: "Login IP did not match your signup region and ISP."
I thought I finally found a way to make a new account, but NO. I am BTFO'd. This had frustrated me endlessly. I should not have to use such measures to sign up to SoyBooru just because my network is unavailable.
Meds he's describing the exact opposite problem. He got locked out and couldn't register ever again because there was already an account linked to his IPYou likely have an extremely dynamic IPShow quoted text
Hello!
I made my first SoyBooru account in March and forgot my password a day later. Every time I tried to sign up with new credentials, I would always get the error of: "Registration is not available from this network." I wanted to sign up to SoyBooru so badly, that I tried to find to find ways to bypass the message. I tried VPNs, clearing my cache, using my phone's hotspot, and then an extreme measure. I am not sure if I can say what I used, but using it I was finally able to sign up with this account. A month later, on October 1st, I tried to make a new account under the name of Brainlet... and I was able to. I wanted to finally start contributing to SoyBooru; I was counting on that account so I could upload something without it being linked to this one, but nevermind. Now when I try to sign into Brainlet, it says this: "Login IP did not match your signup region and ISP."
I thought I finally found a way to make a new account, but NO. I am BTFO'd. This had frustrated me endlessly. I should not have to use such measures to sign up to SoyBooru just because my network is unavailable.
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