Someone wrote to me today and told me that her e-mail address has changed since she first signed up on CathInfo.
In other words, the e-mail address CathInfo has for her account is invalid!

Which means several things:
* You won't receive any password reset e-mails
* No notifications that you got a private message from somebody
* No notifications that someone posted to a thread you subscribed to
* If you have "receive e-mails from other members" set to YES, people still won't be able to send you an email
* Build up of yet another bounced message on my server every time CI tries to send you one of these e-mails

NOTE: The e-mail system on CathInfo doesn't expose your e-mail address to anyone. All e-mails are sent THROUGH CathInfo. So you give me your valid e-mail address, the world at large can click "Send e-mail to John" and then CathInfo sends the message to John -- the world never sees your e-mail address.  This is a precaution to prevent people from harassing you, harvesting your e-mail address, etc.

So today I'd like to say: Anyone who has a better/newer/valid e-mail address, please update your CathInfo account. You can do this yourself!

Go to the Profile menu --> Account Settings
About halfway down,  you'll see

Email
This must be a valid email address.

Just fill in your new e-mail address, and you're all set!

I should also point out:

Certain e-mail domains reject all e-mails from my server, because my server isn't "big time" enough.

These domains include:

att.net
comcast.net
hotmail.com
yahoo.com
live.com
lycos.com
gmx.com
zoomtown.com

Please try (if possible) to use an e-mail address NOT from this list. 

I'd rather not bore you with the technical details, but suffice to say it's not something I can fix. To fix this, I would have to have the cooperation of my Internet service provider, who I already spoke with.

After going back-and-forth with them for weeks, eventually the Admin concluded that what I was asking for could only be granted if I switched to a business plan -- which would cost about 3-4x as much, if not more.

Gmail accounts work great -- for now at least.

It's harder to make a list of which domains work -- the once which don't work end up clogging up the e-mail queue ("bounced") so I can browse through them. That's how I created the above list!