What is being done about the constant log-out

This is truly a frustrating situation, to constantly log-in ever time I come back to the discussions.
Come on, this is not rocket science. Matt where are you?

babowa wrote:
Since this appears to have started right around the same time the trojan started to make the rounds, I thought it could possibly be a security measure and decided that - in that case - it's a good thing.
Thanks for your input. However I am hard pressed to see any rational correlation between the recent trojan and security issues on the https Apple Support Communities. Getting log-out after such a short amount of time is the antithesis of user friendly behavior.
~Bee wrote:
It started with the new boards.
None of us really know what the cause is
We're all just other Mac users, helping each other.
All of us have opinions, but no official statement has been forthcoming, as of yet.
No, it did not start with the new boards. This change took place well after the launch of the ASC.
Ever time I turn around I am having to log back in. In all honesty it takes away the fun of checking in, and as user to user support community, and trying to make a positive contribution.
Where is Matt on this issue.
https://discussions.apple.com/message/11979295#11979295
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3109194?tstart=0

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Melophage wrote:
rick268,
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