I wouldn't worry about this at all. This is meant for folks who use
the library extensively and have an account set up on their system, which
I do not, accept for buying Winamp pro, and they send you somewhere else
for that. Bottom line, if you don't remember setting up a Winamp
account on their site, do nothing and just use Winamp as always.
I don't know why they need all that extra crap now, because Winamp is
fine without it.
At 06:50 AM 5/14/2009, you wrote:
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Could you please explain what this really means? Thanks for your help.
Marsha
----- Original Message -----
From: Winampteam
To: marcatony@xxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2009 4:02 PM
Subject: Upgrading Winamp User System
Dear Winamp User,
Nullsoft will be upgrading Winamp.com to a more robust and secure registration and authentication system on or around May 13.
The new Winamp authentication system will also support the Screen Name Service (?SNS?), a service owned and operated by Nullsoft?s parent company AOL LLC (?AOL?). These upgrades will allow all Winamp users to access AOL products and services, while also allowing existing AOL users to access Winamp services.
As a part of the upgrade, we have updated our authentication page ( www.winamp.com/user/login) to allow AOL users to login natively, and we have enabled the SNS service on your Winamp Account. You can continue to use your existing Winamp name and password at the current login page.
However, as part of the upgraded authentication process, the first time you login with your SNS-enabled account you will be required to agree to AOL?s terms of service and privacy policy, which governs your use of SNS. If you happen to be a current AOL user, and registered for Winamp with your AOL or AIM screen name, then you can use your existing AOL screenname and password to log into Winamp.
For more information about the new user system, take a look at the Winamp blog ( http://blog.winamp.com/2009/05/07/winamp-upgrades-user-identity-system )..
Thanks for your help,
Winamp Team
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