>> And you have cookies and javascript enabled?
>
> Nope.
>
> I somewhat understand cookies, but JS? The bane of the internet? I hate
> JS. I have a slow enough internet connection as is. And I never have
> trusted JS. At all.
>
> Yes, I use NoScript. I still hate JS.
>
> Seems to work with those enabled, but I discovered I have little patience
> at the moment. I tried to paste text and the formatting is incorrect. I'm
> irritated I have to use JS and my internet connection has been horrible
> the past few weeks. Not to mention the 8 hours every day required to build
> these packages.
>
> I'll try later. I'm not in a good mood all of a sudden. In the mean time
> I'm attaching a text file to modify the bottom of the developer's page.
>

You've put in more than your fair share of work for this release (which I
greatly appreciate); why don't you take some time off?  I don't want you
to get burned out. ;-)

Regarding cookies and JS, FossWiki apparently requires those two
mechanisms for security reasons.  The developers of that software have
listed the possible attack vectors and how they are shielded against on
their website.  I haven't looked closely at any of the details myself, but
I gather that there is no good way to use only cookies and still block the
attack vectors.

Thanks for all you help thus far!

Tim