• Is the Battlestar Galactica Social Network free?
• What are the basic rules and regulations of the Battlestar Galactica Social Network?
• Where can I read the Terms of Service?
• How do I create an account?
• I'm 12 years old...can I join the Battlestar Galactica Social Network?
• How do I verify my email address?
• What if I have an account but can't log into it?
• What if I forgot my password?
• What if I forgot my username?
• How do I change my email address?
• How do I change my password?
• My email address is already being used, even though I haven't registered on this site before - what can I do?
• How do I change my personal information?
• How do I delete my account?
• I joined but I can't pimp my ship yet. Why not?
• What if I try to recruit someone who is already registered with Join the Fight?
• How are the teams' points awarded? One team has a lot more players than the other; doesn't that give them an unfair advantage? How can a smaller team ever catch up?

Basic Account Information
Is the Battlestar Galactica Social Network free?
Yes! Being a Battlestar Galactica Social Network member is totally free.

What are the basic rules and regulations of the Battlestar Galactica Social Network?
Please refrain from posting or uploading any of the following types of content:

• profanity
• mature/adult imagery or text
• flames, insults, rude commentary
• pirated material that you do not have the rights to
• slanderous remarks about others, including talent and other users
• spam, including advertisements, gibberish, multiple instances of the same post

Please refer to our Terms of Service for more information about acceptable behavior at the Battlestar Galactica Social Network.

Where can I read the Terms of Service?
Click the link at the bottom of any page in the Battlestar Galactica Social Network to read its Terms of Service.

How do I create an account?
Go to jointhefight.scifi.com and click "sign-up" to register. You'll be asked for some basic information and asked to verify your email address. Once your email has been confirmed, you can customize your profile by adding photos, modules and other information about yourself.

I'm 12 years old...can I join the Battlestar Galactica Social Network?
The Battlestar Galactica Social Network requires all users to be 13 years or older to join in accordance with COPPA.

How do I verify my email address?
Once you sign up, a message containing a confirmation link will be send to the email address you listed in your registration. Once you receive this message, click on the link and your email address will be automatically verified and you can begin using the Battlestar Galactica Social Network.

What if I have an account but can't log into it?
If you already have an account on the scifi.com, usanetwork.com or nbc.com message boards, you automatically have an account on the Battlestar Galactica Social Network. Just log in using your e-mail address and password. NOTE: Your username will be the same after you log in, but you will no longer use it to log in. You must now log in using your e-mail address.

If you're still experiencing log in troubles, please click "Help" and a member of our tech support team will contact you shortly.

What if I forgot my password?
If you forgot your password, click "Forgotten Password" and enter your email address. Your password will be reset and the new one will be emailed to you.

What if I forgot my username?
You no longer need your username to log in. Once you log in using your email address, click "Account Settings" to find and/or change your current username.

How do I change my email address?
Click "Account Settings" to change your email address. A new email verification request will be sent to your email. You must complete this verification before using your new address to login.

How do I change my password?
Click "Account Settings" to change your password. You must confirm your existing password, then enter a new password and re-type the new password to confirm. Once you save your account settings, you must log in using your new password.

My email address is already being used, even though I haven't registered on this site before - what can I do?
Perhaps you registered with scifi.com, usanetwork.com or nbc.com in the past and have simply forgotten. Click "Forgotten Password" to have your password reset and sent to your e-mail. Once the new password arrives, try logging in with your e-mail address and new password to view your account.

How do I change my personal information?
You can edit your personal information by clicking "Account Settings" and updating the information stored there. If you'd like to edit your profile, click "edit" in the My Profile section of the navigation to update your publicly viewable information.

How do I delete my account?
Please send a request to have your account deleted by clicking "Help" and a member of our tech support team will contact you to confirm your request and delete your account.

I joined but I can't pimp my ship yet. Why not?
When you first create your account, you won't have any cubits (points). Most of the options for pimping your ship cost cubits. To earn cubits, you must complete the weekly tasks. To get more points and make your ship really cool, you'll need to make an extra effort. That's why when you see someone with a really tricked-out ship, you know they're a leader for their team.

What if I try to recruit someone who is already registered with Join the Fight?
You will not get points if the person you try to recruit is already a member of Join the Fight. You will only get points for recruiting new members to the network. That means if someone else recruits your friends or family members first, they'll get the points instead of you — so recruit early and often!

How are the teams' points awarded? One team has a lot more players than the other; doesn't that give them an unfair advantage? How can a smaller team ever catch up?
Without going all technobabble and boring you to sleep, we have engineered the points system of Join the Fight in a way that takes into account the size of each team and weights the scores to compensate.

The score is based on participation, not team size. So a larger team doesn't have an advantage over a smaller team, or vice versa. Our scoring system rewards participation and dedication.