Received from Gerald Boutin at 10/28/2018 04:15 AM UTC:
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On Sat, Oct 27, 2018 at 04:31
PM, Jim Higgins wrote:
30 days would be a lot more
convenient (and a lot more "normal" vs other
sites) if the login cookie were renewed for 30 days each time I logged
in.
If that were the case, only folks who don't log in at all for 30 days
would be
prone to thinking they'd been dropped as
subscribers.
Jim,
The cookie DOES renew each time you log in. Logging in means entering
your account and password. Is there some reason you can't / don't do
that?
Oy veh! I need to remember not to say "Log in" and instead say
"visit the Gio site." This is the only place I've ever found
the definition of log in to be restricted to the manual entry of a
password... in my world it also includes admission via a stored cookie.
Also in my world I'm not "logged in" unless I'm engaged in an
active session with the site. It makes no sense to me to say I'm still
"logged in" if I haven't visited the site in a week.
That said... in the spirit of "when in Rome..." let me try
again and see if I get a different response... and hope I can get used to
this definition for the future...
30 days would be a lot more convenient (and a lot more "normal"
vs other sites) if the
stored cookie were renewed for 30 days each
time I
visit the Gio site.
If that were the case, only folks who don't
visit at all for 30
days would be prone to thinking they'd been dropped as
subscribers.
Jim H
