Am 10.12.2009 um 23:50 schrieb Mihael Pranjić:
It clearly does sound like a sane idea. This would solve the problem
of having
multiple users use the same JID after it was deleted. But think of
jabber
accounts that were created, used for short time and then left lying
aroung on
the server. This includes unnecessarily created accounts and so on.
However it
is defined, on most public services there are many jabber accounts
just lying
around, unused. This makes it impossible for someone who would
really like to
use the same JID to register it, as he does not have the email adress.
In short there wont be two different people using the same jabber
account,
regardless of the fact that there may be "garbage" accounts that are
not
really used. This makes it impossible tot get the jid, even for the
people who
would really use it.
Captcha could prevent an amount of "garbage" accounts, but is not
100% proof.
Anyone can still create accounts and not use them.
Well, you could make a difference between accounts that have been used
for a while and accounts that have been registered but never used. For
example, if the user never logged in two weeks after it has been
created, it is unlikely that the account has ever been used properly -
in this case, I guess it is safe to remove it, as I don't think
someone who just registered account will get important privileges
anywhere.
--
Jonathan
