[Brie Clayton]

This might be a silly question, but did you shut down Photoshop, restart your computer, and give it another shot? Everytime Photoshop starts acting squirrely, this is what I do. I also sometimes make sure I don’t have a bunch of other demanding programs open. Sometimes, just shutting down as many other programs as I can will get Photoshop back in line.

[Brie Clayton]

Hello William!

Would you like me to change your newsletter email address to the one associated with your profile?

If you’d rather not say publicly, you can email it to me at contact@creativecow.net and I will change it for you.

[Brie Clayton]

Just jumping in real quick because, while this is a topic that does affect everyone in this industry, I’d like to remind everyone to keep it relatively cool, and please no insults.

Thank you!

[Brie Clayton]

In my research, I have come across a few things:

-If you are using a phone to login to Creative COW, it looks as if there are select phones that have a hard time with the “remember me” checkbox. The iPhone6 had this problem in the past, for example. I do not know what other specific phones struggle with this at this time, however.

-Another possibility is that if a user’s browser is configured to clear all cookies, when the browser is closed; the effect is as if the user is logged out, every time they close their browser; irregardless of whether or not the “Remember Me” box is checked.

-It looks like the cookie is set to “remember” a user’s name and password for 14 days and 12 hours, if there happens to be a longer span of time between logins.

I will continue to look into this, however.

Additionally, Creative COW is working on a couple of updates within the next week or so that may solve this issue as well.

Thank you for your patience Ann!

[Brie Clayton]

As Creative COW is quite a massive site, we have seen significant performance issues with the report button due to the size of our database. Unfortunately at the moment, it is better not to have one until we find a workable solution.

However! Please feel free to send us any and all concerns of spammy posts to bessie@creativecow.net so that we may investigate.

We take all spam very seriously, and want to eradicate it wherever it rears its ugly head!

[Brie Clayton]

Hello Ann! Thank you for reaching out.

That is odd that the COW is not remembering your login.

For security, our site has all users login once every 24 hours, but if I understand you correctly, the mechanism is forcing you to type your actual email and password each time, right?

I have not heard of this problem yet, so I will look into what may be causing this to happen.

I will keep you posted!

[Brie Clayton]

Bessie apologizes, Andreas!

Our spam filter is up against a mighty job, fending off ten times as many spam attacks as it does innocent posts like your own. On occasion, it flags an innocent post, as it did in your case.

I’ve taught the spam filter that you are indeed “Not Spam”, and you should be able to make your post at this time.

Thank you for your patience!

[Brie Clayton]

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[Brie Clayton]

You might try to upload your images one more time, Gigs.

[Brie Clayton]

Thank you Blaise! You are correct, and I’ve switched this to the proper forum.