> > Talking of Phabricator, I thought the whole point of the internet was >> nobody knows you are a dog. If my dog wants to write a review for me, why >> not? Can we remove these restrictions on having to divulge age, gender, and >> photo please etc.? I find them unwanted and unnecessary. It's starting to >> take the fun out of contributing to anything having the "system" try to >> take more than I'm already giving. This isn't facebook nor should it be. >> Thanks > > > There is no such restriction or requirement. > >From the docs at http://llvm.org/docs/Phabricator.html > "you can also email [email protected] to request an account to be > created manually without using OAuth" > > All I need is the user name under which you commit, the email address > associated in that (IE, the from in the commit email sent by llvm.org), > and some random string of text that you consider a "name". There is nothing > else. There is never going to be a requirement for something else. > > If you don't have commit access, you can still get this by just using what > you would eventually want the username and email address to be. The only > purpose in them matching is so some automation kicks in. > > As the docs also say, we dislike the manual aspect of this and have > requested that a better system be implemented. >
Ok thanks for explaining that, my dog is much happier. Maybe a note/link on that demanding login screen might mention that? (not a note about happy dogs lol). I'll take another look and send such a request soon. Thanks. :)
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