Bug Problems signing up to an account

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A user is experiencing difficulties signing up for an account on the forum due to a rejection message indicating spam-like behavior. The error suggests that the registration process has flagged the account as potentially automated. The user seeks assistance in resolving this issue and inquires about whom to contact for help. An administrator responds, acknowledging the aggressive spam detection system and offers to validate the account if provided with the username. The discussion highlights the challenges of automated spam filters in user registration processes.
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I have recommended this forum to someone who appears to be keen to learn Astrophysics as the amazing resource that this forum is. He is having issues signing up though and having issues with the following error:

Your account has been rejected for the following reason: Your registration has been rejected as it resembles spam-like or automated behavior. Please contact the administrator for further information or assistance..

Is there someone he can contact about this?

Thanks
 
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My apologies, we have an aggressive spam detector. Please DM me this member's username and I'll validate it.
 
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