thanks a lot, John

If the tables have user.author_id and user.publisher_id, yeah.

ok, but one of these fields will always be empty/unused, since a
webuser
is either author or publisher. that's why i doubted it's the perfect
design...


It mostly has to do with the way the keying of the tables are, and
how you most often want the data.

i need the user model only once to authenticate a web user.
after authentication every action is checked against session data.

the personal data in author and publisher resp. are used by far more
often.

jyrgen


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