accounts.centos.org states:
You can also use your Fedora account to login here.
However, when I attempt to enter my credentials there, I observe:
Unauthorized: bad credentials.
What does this mean?
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nogginv1.11.0(stable:d236f5e)
It works for me…
@augenauf, perhaps, this is restricted to specific account group membership?
I can log in too. And it looks like I logged in the first time today.
@rokejulianlockhart a session cooky with wrong attributes can change everything.
I use Firefox and there I can delete selective cookies/cache and you might just remove it for https://accounts.centos.org and try it again?
What catches my attentions since you signed up is, your extreme long alias and your long display name. Could this not also be a source of errors? Poor admins try to find you in the systems while making a typo in your alias 
Just if it is about the ask-fedora FAS group? You are in two groups which let you do quite a lot.
Well, if so then it’s a bug. If the system allows a username / alias / display name to be created, then it should handle it correctly in all places.
I referred more to typos (human made errors). This saved in caches, can cause a lot of headache.
Can you say a bit more about this? How does a human-made typo get into a cookie?
I changed my wording:
This saved in caches, can cause a lot of headache.
Better so?
Btw. did you read the tickets in infra? There have been a lot of issues about “time out’s” etc. Noggin is specially mentioned.
Sorry, I still don’t understand how “typos saved in caches” would cause the problem OP is describing here.
An issue with Noggin does sound more likely.
@pg-tips, it was a theoretical tangent of theirs.
In retrospect, @pg-tips, that appears to be so:
Perhaps, I should have filed that at Noggin’s repository, though.