change password change time from 3 days to fortnight

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@@ -675,16 +675,12 @@ becomes <strong><a href="../faq.html#open">open</a></strong>.
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 Once that email with your <strong>Username</strong> and <strong>Initial password</strong> is sent, you
-will have <strong>72 hours</strong> to <a href="pw-change.html">change your submit server initial password</a>.
+will have fortnight (<strong>14 days</strong>) to <a href="pw-change.html">change your submit server initial password</a>.
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-If you do not change your <strong>Initial password</strong> in time, <strong>you will have
-to <a href="../contact.html">contact an IOCCC judge</a></strong> by email and ask them to reset
-your password. Not only is this a hassle for everyone involved, it will
-delay your IOCCC registration process, perhaps by a number of days that
-<code>egrep(1)</code> would be able to pattern match. By <code>egrep(1)</code>, we refer to the
-long standing <strong>UNIX</strong> utility that should just run and <strong>NOT</strong> whine about
-the command being allegedly deprecated.
+If you do not change your <strong>Initial password</strong> in time, you will have to
+<a href="if-you-really-need-to-send-email-the-ioccc-judges">send email to the IOCCC judges</a>
+to ask for your password to be reset.
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 Because it takes time (maybe even a few days) to process your registration