Switching from Author to Review Team Member [resolved]

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Switching from Author to Review Team Member [resolved]

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Hello! I recently made an OnlineBookClub account to join the Review Team, but accidentally changed my status to an author, which prohibits me from being on the Review Team. How to I switch back to a review team member? As an author, I do not see a "preferences" tab.
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Margherita Bassi wrote: ↑05 Jan 2022, 19:47 Hello! I recently made an OnlineBookClub account to join the Review Team, but accidentally changed my status to an author, which prohibits me from being on the Review Team. How to I switch back to a review team member? As an author, I do not see a "preferences" tab.
Thanks!
Please check elsewhere for answers before opening a new topic.
This is covered in the Links and Info for New Members thread, and can be found in other threads as well.

You just need to go to the Contact Form page and choose the option that says "I am not an author" and it will remove you from the author group.


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