Simple as that.
• CSS Animation Builder: This tool is not for everyone. This is a huge plus for those who like to build their own CSS animations, but it’s also a huge minus for those who need everything done for them. This app takes all the CSS animations you’ve built and then replaces them with the animated elements. This is a pretty cool way to take your CSS animation skills to the next level.Q:
Do adults need to use the standard "sign up for new account" button?
I have noticed that on SE sites, users under 18 years old are redirected to the "sign up for new account" button by default if they are not logged in to an existing account.
While it is true that I am not an under-18-year-old adult, I always sign in using my Google Account.
So I wonder: Do all adult users need to use this sign-in button?
A:
It's not used by the "core" sites, because they already know who the user is.
It's used by the SE-apps where the users have to sign-up. You also have the option to use your Google-account as username.
We do not actually prevent users from logging in through Google. It is just that, since we don't know their age, Google doesn't trust us with that information.
Since your Google account appears to have been created before you became 18 years old, it seems likely you are an adult. If you are interested in managing your Google account yourself, you can do so from here.
Also, since you are over 18, you can always add a new user at any time through the Create a new account dialog:
However, in order to prevent people from creating new accounts just to gain more reputation, we do block new users in our trust-based system. You'll need 25 reputation to create your own account.
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