2009/12/10 Scott Merrill <[email protected]>: > -1. > > I believe I'm the one who added support for login by email originally. > I think, at that time, email was required to be unique, which made > login-by-email very easy. I think that's the correct approach, > personally.
I already voted so will only add input here. Our society of information requires us to memorise way too much information. What is my nick here? The usual one? Well, maybe I took this one here because I remember it was taken on this site - or was it on the other one? No, passwords managers are NOT a solution - I stopped counting how many times this failed me. OTOH, you email is yours and yours only. This is that one, not the-same-as-usual-but-with-a-zero-because-it-was-already-taken-or-mabe-two. Plus, this is one less thing to memorize (email is something one may remember even better than credit card code AND remembering a nick is not necessary anymore). One email adress to rule them all, both on joesblog.com and froglovers.com. Long live the One-True-Email! :) (I won't post more on this, I gave my point of view). Sean: your idea would then lead to some people being able to log in in a certain way and other in an other way. Granularity, double standard. Nice intent, though. -- </david_latapie> http://david.latapie.name/ U+0F00 Proper Preparation Prevents Poor Performance On ne fait qu’une seule première impression -- To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/habari-dev
