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75 sats \ 12 replies \ @ch0k1 6 Apr \ on: @fbf67c6cd4's bio
Hello @Artilektt 👋
Welcome to the platform!
It's full of quality content so read and learn, try to contribute by adding good content.
Here are some intro articles that you need to go through in order to get familiar with the platform and its ideology:
- The official SN FAQ
- The official SN Guide
- The Zen of Stacking Sats On Stacker News by @siggy47
- The Art of Using Stacker News ⚡️ & The Art of Using Stacker News II ⚡️ by @Natalia
I stay open for any questions or comments you might have.
I actually just started this account because I got back from a trip and was logged out and couldn't get back into my old one haha. Maybe you could help me?
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It depends what authentication method you used for creating and logging to it
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That's the thing I'm almost positive I used my Alby/Nostr account and when I was trying to log in it just kept trying to create this new account. I'm mostly quiet anyway so it's not that big a deal I'm just confused mostly haha
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Those are two different auth methods:
Alby - via lightning
Nostr - via Nostr
In order to reject one of them you're using for this account (which as I understood is newly generated) - go to your profile and check which of auth methods buttons is linked (unlink button) associated with this one
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It says "unlink nostr". But when I was trying to login with nostr, it was looking for an extension and would open alby so that's what I used to log in. When I click on my npub in my profile under this new account it takes me to my artilekt nostr account. ??
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Ok so, let's recap:
You used Nostr for creating the current account (Nostr can get a little complicated because it requires a particular browser plugin for signing transactions which availability can differ depending on device)
Going back to retrieving access your old SN account - you definitely used another auth method (lightning, email, etc) for creating it so you need to remember which was it.
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wait wait i think I figured it out. Isn't there just a way to login with my nsec?
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