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Why can't I create a superuser login? Why do I have to use a third party?

You can create a Super User login. What you'll get is an OpenID created by Stack Exchange, the owners of Super User. So this isn't really a third party option.

You can also choose third party OpenID providers such as Google, Facebook or Yahoo!

What are your quality standards?

Explaining everything that applies here would take a while, but to summarize in a few bullet points:

• Be clear. If you're asking a question, imagine that not everyone sits in front of your computer to solve the problem for you. See How to Ask.
• Make it relevant. Answer a question only if you can solve the problem. See How to Answer.
• Use proper formatting and capitalization. Use a spell checker.
• Always cite your sources, and quote passages you didn't write yourself.

See also: What can I do when getting “It does not meet our quality standards”?

Why can't I comment?

Because you need 50 reputation to be able to do so.

Why can't I create a superuser login? Why do I have to use a third party?

You can create a Super User login. What you'll get is an OpenID created by Stack Exchange, the owners of Super User. So this isn't really a third party option.

You can also choose third party OpenID providers such as Google, Facebook or Yahoo!

What are your quality standards?

Explaining everything that applies here would take a while, but to summarize in a few bullet points:

• Be clear. If you're asking a question, imagine that not everyone sits in front of your computer to solve the problem for you. See How to Ask.
• Make it relevant. Answer a question only if you can solve the problem. See How to Answer.
• Use proper formatting and capitalization. Use a spell checker.
• Always cite your sources, and quote passages you didn't write yourself.

See also: What can I do when getting “It does not meet our quality standards”?

Why can't I comment?

Because you need 50 reputation to be able to do so.

Why can't I create a superuser login? Why do I have to use a third party?

You can create a Super User login. What you'll get is an OpenID created by Stack Exchange, the owners of Super User. So this isn't really a third party option.

You can also choose third party OpenID providers such as Google, Facebook or Yahoo!

What are your quality standards?

Explaining everything that applies here would take a while, but to summarize in a few bullet points:

• Be clear. If you're asking a question, imagine that not everyone sits in front of your computer to solve the problem for you. See How to Ask.
• Make it relevant. Answer a question only if you can solve the problem. See How to Answer.
• Use proper formatting and capitalization. Use a spell checker.
• Always cite your sources, and quote passages you didn't write yourself.

See also: What can I do when getting “It does not meet our quality standards”?

Why can't I comment?

Because you need 50 reputation to be able to do so.

Why can't I create a superuser login? Why do I have to use a third party?

You can create a Super User login. What you'll get is an OpenID created by Stack Exchange, the owners of Super User. So this isn't really a third party option.

You can also choose third party OpenID providers such as Google, Facebook or Yahoo!

What are your quality standards?

Explaining everything that applies here would take a while, but to summarize in a few bullet points:

• Be clear. If you're asking a question, imagine that not everyone sits in front of your computer to solve the problem for you. See How to Ask.
• Make it relevant. Answer a question only if you can solve the problem. See How to Answer.
• Use proper formatting and capitalization. Use a spell checker.
• Always cite your sources, and quote passages you didn't write yourself.

See also: What can I do when getting “It does not meet our quality standards”?

Why can't I comment?

Because you need 50 reputation to be able to do so.

 

Why can't I create a superuser login? Why do I have to use a third party?

You can create a Super User login. What you'll get is an OpenID created by Stack Exchange, the owners of Super User. So this isn't really a third party option.

You can also choose third party OpenID providers such as Google, Facebook or Yahoo!

 

What are your quality standards?  

Explaining everything that applies here would take a while, but to summarize in a few bullet points:

• Be clear. If you're asking a question, imagine that not everyone sits in front of your computer to solve the problem for you. See How to Ask.
• Make it relevant. Answer a question only if you can solve the problem. See How to Answer.
• Use proper formatting and capitalization. Use a spell checker.
• Always cite your sources, and quote passages you didn't write yourself.

See also: What can I do when getting “It does not meet our quality standards”?

 

Why can't I comment?

Because you need 50 reputation to be able to do so.

 

Why can't I create a superuser login? Why do I have to use a third party?

You can create a Super User login. What you'll get is an OpenID created by Stack Exchange, the owners of Super User. So this isn't really a third party option.

You can also choose third party OpenID providers such as Google, Facebook or Yahoo!

 

What are your quality standards?

Explaining everything that applies here would take a while, but to summarize in a few bullet points:

• Be clear. If you're asking a question, imagine that not everyone sits in front of your computer to solve the problem for you. See How to Ask.
• Make it relevant. Answer a question only if you can solve the problem. See How to Answer.
• Use proper formatting and capitalization. Use a spell checker.
• Always cite your sources, and quote passages you didn't write yourself.

See also: What can I do when getting “It does not meet our quality standards”?

 

Why can't I comment?

Because you need 50 reputation to be able to do so.