This is the first time I use this browser/computer to visit coursera.org.
I clicked "register"(or sign on?), and click "use my facebook account to register".
Then in the next page Safeguarding Your Privacy: "By checking this box, I confirm that I have read and agree to the Terms of Use" I regretted. My facebook is too personal. Maybe I can use my Google account?
I don't want to continue. So I select the next link "
I don’t want to agree. Please delete my account instead." The good news is that there are options for me to select what data to delete, and I can choose all of them:
The bad news is: I need input my so call password. I haven't actually created the account, created a password yet.
So I can't proceed to "delete" my account, which doesn't actually fully created, doesn't exist yet.
Not a big deal. I will just go to the homepage to create a new account, using the Google account I am thinking of.
Dang! When I go to the homepage, it shows up the Safeguarding Your Privacy: "By checking this box, I confirm that I have read and agree to the Terms of Use" again. And the only options I have are the same: Either agree with the terms, or go to the Deleting Your Account page which I can't proceed without the non-existing password.
I can't get around this. I left this for 48 hours, came back to it, and still got the same pages.
I actually Googled how to delete cookies from a site, and removed 4 cookies of coursera.org. Go to the home page of it and got the same thing.