On Monday, June 5, 2017 at 9:45:10 PM UTC-7, Dorothy J Heydt wrote:   
   > In article <8932fdf0-8ea3-48c1-b5d4-1b6eb1484ef5@googlegroups.com>,   
   >   wrote:   
   > >> I should also mention that rec.arts.sf.composition is a dead   
   > >> group now; alt-right nutcases drove all the SF writers away years   
   > >> ago.  A group like sci.physics might find you some readers you   
   > >> can argue with.   
   > >   
   > >Really? They drove the other writers off? That makes me angry! No wonder   
   > >I didn't get any responses to my new Inner Bruise thread. It's such a   
   > >shame, because I was hoping I could get science fiction writers to   
   > >contribute to the Inner Bruise wiki at   
   > >http://inner-bruise.wikia.com/wiki/Inner_Bruise_Wikia .   
   >    
   > Your site generates many repeated error messages aboutr it hasn't   
   > got a proper certificate.  I had to click "close" on it several   
   > dozen times just to be able to scroll down.  I suggest you figure   
   > out what this certificate thing is, and fix it, if you want   
   > people looking at your site.   
      
   I went to www.4thkingdom.com and discovered that "certificate" refers to an   
   SSL certificate, and that an SSL certificate is something that changes the   
   http:// at the beginning of a site to https://, thereby making it more secure.   
   Three out of three    
   people on 4thkingdom, however, claimed they could see my wiki page without any   
   trouble.   
      
   I took this issue to the reference desk at Wikipedia, and this is what they   
   had to say:   
      
   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reference_desk/Computing   
   SSL_certificates_for_Wikia   
      
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