Why does my Local Community Account no longer work?

Georgiana Iancu — Thu, 22 Dec 2022 12:32:23 GMT

Current Revision posted to Community Wiki by Georgiana Iancu on 12/22/2022 12:32:23 PM

Long-standing users may have trouble with their account. Years ago, this platform was not yet an accepted way to communicate with our audience. You have proven that it is and RWS is picking up the glove and start putting in the investments needed to really make this work.

In the past you had two ways to login; Local Community Account OR RWS ID.

Some of you have worked ONLY with Local Community Accounts. Going forward, we are replacing that with the RWS wide RWS ID. One account that works everywhere!

This, however, brings for our existing users who used only a Local Community Account a small migration activity that may be confusing.

This has everything to do with making sure that nobody can impersonate you and hijack your account.

As a result, we ask you ONCE AND ONE LAST TIME to provide your old password. The system has already recognized you. If you provide that password, we will automatically link your Local Community Account with your RWS ID and henceforth you can always login with your RWS ID.

What is the benefit of RWS ID?

Clearly, like with Google or Apple, you only have to remember one account.

This will allow us to provide you integrated product and web services. If you decide to login somewhere, we can now integrate from different systems.

Tags: Community Issues

Why does my Local Community Account no longer work?

Lennert Fransen — Tue, 13 Apr 2021 08:59:10 GMT

Revision 3 posted to Community Wiki by Lennert Fransen on 4/13/2021 8:59:10 AM

In the past you had two ways to login; Local Community Account OR RWS ID.

Some of you have worked ONLY with Local Community Accounts. Going forward, we are replacing that with the RWS wide RWS ID. One account that works everywhere!

This, however, brings for our existing users who used only a Local Community Account a small migration activity that may be confusing.

This has everything to do with making sure that nobody can impersonate you and hijack your account.

What is the benefit of RWS ID?

Clearly, like with Google or Apple, you only have to remember one account.

This will allow us to provide you integrated product and web services. If you decide to login somewhere, we can now integrate from different systems.

Tags: Community Issues

Why does my Local Community Account no longer work?

Alexandra Toma — Fri, 09 Aug 2019 12:00:23 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Community Wiki by Alexandra Toma on 8/9/2019 12:00:23 PM

Long-standing users may have trouble with their account. Years ago, this platform was not yet an accepted way to communicate with our audience. You have proven that it is and SDL is picking up the glove and start putting in the investments needed to really make this work.

In the past you had two ways to login; Local Community Account OR SDL ID.

Some of you have worked ONLY with Local Community Accounts. Going forward, we are replacing that with the SDL wide SDL ID. One account that works everywhere!

This, however, brings for our existing users who used only a Local Community Account a small migration activity that may be confusing.

This has everything to do with making sure that nobody can impersonate you and hijack your account.

As a result, we ask you ONCE AND ONE LAST TIME to provide your old password. The system has already recognized you. If you provide that password, we will automatically link your Local Community Account with your SDL ID and henceforth you can always login with your SDL ID.

What is the benefit of SDL ID?

Clearly, like with Google or Apple, you only have to remember one account.

This will allow us to provide you integrated product and web services. If you decide to login somewhere, we can now integrate from different systems.

Tags: Community Issues

Why does my Local Community Account no longer work?

Wilfried Rijsemus (former member) — Wed, 04 Feb 2015 11:26:26 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Community Wiki by Wilfried Rijsemus (former member) on 2/4/2015 11:26:26 AM

Long standing users may have trouble with their account. Years ago, this platform was not yet an accepted way to communicate with our audience. You have proven that it is and SDL is picking up the glove and start putting in the investments needed to really make this work.

In the past you had two ways to login; Local Community Account OR SDL ID.

Some of you have worked ONLY with Local Community Accounts. Going forward, we are replacing that with the SDL wide SDL ID. One account that works everywhere!

This however brings for our existing users who used only a Local Community Account a small migration activity that may be confusing.

This has everything to do with making sure that nobody can impersonate you and hijack your account.

As a result we ask you ONCE AND ONE LAST TIME to provide your old password. The system has already recognized you. If you provide that password, we will automatically link your Local Community Account with your SDL ID and henceforth you can always login with your SDL ID.

What is the benefit of SDL ID?

Clearly, like with Google or Apple, you only have to remember one account.

This will allow us to provide you integrated product and web services. If you decide to login somewhere, we can now integrate from different systems.

Tags: Community Issues