Articles, Reviews and Measurements of Audio Products

Important: Another Wave of Account Hacks

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We have had about half a dozen accounts taken over and spams posted in the name of the member. It is not a breach of our system. Somehow these people are getting a hold of member credentials and logging in. We usually ban them and try to contact the member if the spammer has not changed the email address.

If you have not recently changed your password, it may be a good idea to do so.

You may also want to enable 2-factor authentication. Note that this expires every 30 days and you must use an app on your phone to get an authorization code to login. If it is too much hassle, you can enable it now and then later disable.

For Audio Engineering Society Members and Associate Members

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The Pacific Northwest Section of the Audio Engineering Society has presented meetings with jj that I and many of us really like and appreciate. The Chair of that group, Dan Mortensen, is trying to be nominated to be President of the parent AES organization, and needs 100 nominations from full voting Members, or from Associate members who want to upgrade their memberships in an easy procedure, in order to reach the ballot.

I have nominated him already, and encourage any of you who are willing to do so to read the document at this link:


I really like the work Dan has done to enable remote attendance using Zoom and such...

FAQ Questions on Audio/ASR

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Hello everyone. One of the items on my TODO list has been to create Frequently Asked Question both about ASR in general, and audio in the specific. I have a good idea of what I like to include but thought I might be missing some. So would you please post what questions you think should be in the FAQ in either category?

Please don't try to answer the questions or argue with each other. I am just trying to get input on the questions that are common enough to go into FAQ.

Thanks,

Change in Requirement for Posting Items for Sale

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Hello you all.

It seems that we continue to get reports of people getting scammed either privately or by listing gear for sale. We had a rule of having X number of posts before offering items for sale but a) this was not enforced through forum software (no easy way to do that) and b) wasn't enough of a barrier. The proper technical solution is to have an existing class of members that can post items for sale. We chose to make that the Forum Donors. No, we did not do this to make money. We are doing this because we have a level of trust with members who have supported the forum.

In addition to above, some of our special members (such as Technical Experts) have privilege to create threads/post items for sale.

Please note that we do NOT read or see your private messages. If you have doubt and issues with people approaching you in private, please report their messages and then we can take action.

Appreciate your understanding as we work through a proper way to manage this...
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