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And if you’re confused about how being a Roarer works, or what it is, this page should answer all those questions.
It’s very easy to mistake signing up for the newsletter with signing up for a Roar account. If you get the newsletter, that doesn’t mean you have an account with The Roar.
So if you’re trying desperately to remember your password, try creating a new account instead.
If you have one, the system will tell you your email is in use, and you won’t be allowed. Then get in touch and we can reset your password for you.
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