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{% block content %}
<div id="faqBlock">
<h5>FAQs</h5>
<q1>Q. Why do I need to login in order to use the printing tools?</q1>
A. This helps establish which documents you have permissions to modify or edit. To do this anonymously or to test, use username: "guest", password: "guest". </p>
<p class="q1"><a name="whylogin"></a>Q. Why do I need to login in order to use the printing tools?</p>
<q1>Q. How do I get a username / login then? </q1>
A. This helps establish which documents you have permissions to modify or edit. To do this anonymously or to test, use username: "guest", password: "guest".
<p class="q1"><a name="howlogin"></a>Q. How do I get a username / login then? </p>
A. For now, write to us at contact@edgwareroad.org. At a later point registration will be possible through the website.
<q1>Q. Why the name and url edgwareroad.org? </q1>
A. This project was inspired by our work on the road, and the work of others in the neighbourhood. It is an idea of naming based on an engagement with something, rather than on owning or representing that thing. CAMP and the Centre for Possible Studies plan to pass on the functioning of this website to people working locally (who would similarly be people interested in, rather than owners or representatives of, the area). </p>
<p class="q1"><a name="whyedgware">Q. Why the name and url edgwareroad.org? </p>
A. This project was inspired by our work on the road, and the work of others in the neighbourhood. It is an idea of naming based on an engagement with something, rather than on owning or representing that thing. CAMP and the Centre for Possible Studies plan to pass on the functioning of this website to people working locally (who would similarly be people interested in, rather than owners or representatives of, the area).
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