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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion pages/manual/myplanet/overview.md
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**We are in the process of updating this page!**
**We are in the process of updating this page!**
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# Member
## How to get to Become Member
When you first open Planet, you will see the login page. Click on the "Become a member" button to create your account.
![](images/planet-login.png)
To return to the login page from the "Become a member" page, click on the "Already have an account?" button.
![](images/planet-become-member.png)
## Different kind of roles available in system
There are several different roles available in Planet: "admin", "manager", "learner", "leader", and "monitor". Members are "learners" by default, and only the "admin" is allowed to set specific roles of members.
## User profile
Click on the profile button in the top right corner of Planet. Here, you can view or edit your profile, change your password, or logout. Be sure to log out once you are finished with your session.
![](images/planet-home-profile.png)
# Member

## How to get to Become Member
When you first open Planet, you will see the login page. Click on the "Become a member" button to create your account.

![](images/planet-login.png)

To return to the login page from the "Become a member" page, click on the "Already have an account?" button.

![](images/planet-become-member.png)

## Different kind of roles available in system
There are several different roles available in Planet: "admin", "manager", "learner", "leader", and "monitor". Members are "learners" by default, and only the "admin" is allowed to set specific roles of members.

## User profile
Click on the profile button in the top right corner of Planet. Here, you can view or edit your profile, change your password, or logout. Be sure to log out once you are finished with your session.

![](images/planet-home-profile.png)

2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion pages/vi/vi-github-issues.md
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Use `git checkout master` to switch to master branch, then use `git checkout -b <name_of_your_new_branch>` to create and switch to a new branch on your local repository. Make sure to remove the angled brackets (< & >) as they are just place holders. More documentation on checkout can be found [here.](https://git-scm.com/docs/git-checkout)

Now you can go and make the proposed changes to your local files. You can use any IDE or text editor you prefer. You can also use VIM or Nano to edit files from the terminal. [This guide on VIM](https://www.vim.org/docs.php ) and [this guide on Nano](https://www.nano-editor.org/docs.php) contain more information on their proper usage.
Now you can go and make the proposed changes to the files on your local machine. Keep in mind this is not to modify any files on your Github web page. You can use any IDE or text editor you prefer. You can also use VIM or Nano to edit files from the terminal. [This guide on VIM](https://www.vim.org/docs.php ) and [this guide on Nano](https://www.nano-editor.org/docs.php) contain more information on their proper usage.

NOTE: Use `git branch` to see which branch you are in. Your `master` branch is the base working branch. It needs to remain untouched just in case you need to revert some changes back to a working version. Make sure you are on right branch using `git checkout <branch-name>` while making proposed changes to your local files and while committing.

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