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       <p>You will then be logged off. &nbsp; Now you have to wait for an admin to approve your new account. &nbsp; 
         They should check with the person you listed as vouching for you first. &nbsp; They will tell you after they approve your account.</p>
       <p>Missing bits that are still being written - editing accounts, listing accounts, deleting accounts.</p>
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       <h1>Experimental chat thingy</h1>
       <p>In the bottom right corner is an experimental chat thingy, based on Jabber / XMPP, called converse.js overlayed.</p>
       <p>Click on the 'Toggle chat' button to pop it up, then use your grid user name for the 'XMPP Address:' field. &nbsp; 
          Your user name has to be in the format 'first.last', two words with a dot in the middle. &nbsp; 
          Then put your grid account password in the 'Password' field and click the 'Log in' button. &nbsp; 
       <p>Note that the chat windows can be resized by dragging their top or left edges, which I suggest you do, coz the default size is too small.</p>
-      <p>You can also use any other Jabber / XMPP client as well.  So your JID for other clients is first.last@<!--#echo var="host" --></p>
+      <p>You can also use any other Jabber / XMPP client as well.  So your JID / account for other clients is first.last@<!--#echo var="host" --></p>
       <p>Remember this is <b>EXPERIMENTAL</b>, I'll be changing things. &nbsp; Next I'll make it so you don't have to log in to both this chat thingy and the account page separataly.<p>
-      <ul>Some other web based clients installed here that you could try (more to come) -
-        <li><a href="/candy/index.html">Candy Chats are not dead yet.</a> &nbsp; Old and stupid, but simple.</li>
+      <ul>All the rest of the web clients I looked at are crap.  converse.js does come in other flavours that are worth trying -
         <li><a href="/converse.js/index.html">converse.js fullscreen</a></li>
         <li><a href="/converse.js/embedded.html">converse.js embedded</a></li>
         <li><a href="/converse.js/mobile.html">converse.js mobile</a></li>
       </ul>
       <p>P.S. &nbsp; Yes, I hate the default theme to. &nbsp; lol</p>
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