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Message: <blockquote data-quote="skinnydwarf" data-source="post: 3853848" data-attributes="member: 7024">Migration to Gleemax was a pain the the behind for me, as well.  I logged into my Wizards community account ("Skinnydwarf") no problem a few weeks ago, but when I tried to login to Gleemax, it wanted me to "migrate" it over.  No problem, I thought, I know my username and password.But then it asked me for my email, and that's where the trouble began.  All of the addresses I tried didn't work.  For the life of me, I couldn't remember what email address I used to set up my Wizards account.  I didn't want to make a new account, because I rather like my (all but unique) name.  If I could have, I would have logged back in on the old Wizards boards to see what my email account was, but of course going there just forwarded me to Gleemax.  At one point I made a new account, hoping to be able to look at my profile, but I had chosen to not have my email address publicly viewable, and I also set it so you could not send messages to myself.Finally, I figured I must have used my old Rutgers email account to sign up to the Wizards community.  But it took me awhile to remember what it was (I last used the address in 2004).  Eventually I figured it out, and was able to migrate my account over.I can understand the desire to make users migrate accounts over- it will cull unused accounts, and is probably good security wise, as well.  But darn, it was very frustrating for me.  If they had kept the old Wizards boards up for awhile, and warned people about the whole migration thing, things would have been easier- I could have logged into the old boards to see what email address was associated with my Wizards account.  Maybe they did warn people, though, and I never got the email, because my Rutgers email address doesn't exist anymore.Ah well, I eventually got it to work.  We'll see whether it was worth it.</blockquote>

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