I give up. How do I change my password on this site?

I have searched for this. This one page that looked promising:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

However, when I did it, there is NO BOX now to change passwords on the left side of the screen.

And I apologize for this probably being in the wrong forum. I can't find anything that looks like the right forum for a question like this. However, I know my IT compatriots will know.

I have deleted my FB account, and I'm not willing to use some other social media tracking site like youtube or twitter either. I don't know what my old password is to this site.

a reply to: drussell41

Bad news if you used your facebook account to register on ATS and deleted it. A few months ago I deleted my gmail account that I used to register on this site.

I was still logged in but after a automatic logout, I never could get into my old account.

a reply to: ThatDamnDuckAgain

wow

so I'm done here

a reply to: drussell41

The site is about to be done anyways bro.
Just try your best to stay logged and if that ends up failing just lurk man.

a reply to: Allaroundyou

Yeah.

originally posted by: Allaroundyou
a reply to: drussell41

The site is about to be done anyways bro.
Just try your best to stay logged and if that ends up failing just lurk man.

Uh ,no .
Not yet.
Keep the faith.

a reply to: drussell41

There are a few accounts that have no well to change your password. Some glitch, I guess.
Mine is one of them, so I get your frustration.

Send a PM to Djarums to request a password change.

a reply to: Allaroundyou

where do we go next?

a reply to: dantanna

If the lights go out, folks will migrate.
But let's have faith and positive thoughts.

Nothing can replace what we have here.

You may be able to reactivate you FB account -- depending on got you deleted it. Check out that option. If you can, reactivate, log in to ATS, reconfigure your access parameters and then kill it again.

I appreciate the sentiment of deleting GM and Google accounts, but if you've had the account for any length of time, in terms of data integrity that's like of like giving up smoking after you've been diagnosed with stage IV terminal lung cancer.

They have all they need on you.

a reply to: incoserv
Pretty much.
Imho, delete as much as you can of your personal information, although hopefully you never gave much out.

a reply to: incoserv

If they make money on my clicks--not reactivating. If they use number of users to persuade advertisers to use them, no. F*** FB. It's the only way I can send them a message: with my virtual feet.