[Foundation-l] Design goals for the election and board selection process

[effe iets anders]

yeah, sure... I wonder when an account that cannot be identified, has no
email or description would suddenly delete pages, how would people react...
No, random account doesnt sound like you've read yourself in very much into
stewardswork...

Lodewijk

2007/7/18, Anthony <wikimail op inbox.org>:
>
> On 7/18/07, effe iets anders <effeietsanders op gmail.com> wrote:
> > Yes, of course you would, but right now a steward has to:
> > *Notice that the request exists
> > *Check whether he has an account. If so: log in
> > *If not: create account.
> > *Confirm emailaddress
> > *The finally he can give himself the needed rights.
> >
> > By then over 50 vandal renames can be done by WoW & Co. Unified login
> would
> > take at least away the "check whether he has account" and "create
> account"
> > because he will have an account per definition of single user. The email
> > doesnt have to be confirmed anymore. He only needs to give a short link
> on
> > his userpage and grant himself (herself) the rights.
> >
> Why does the email have to be confirmed in the first place?  Can't the
> account be created without an email address?  I can't imagine the time
> savings is as significant as you're making it out to be, and there are
> lots of ways to solve this problem which don't involve having the same
> username on all wikis.
>
> In fact, the username is irrelevant.  A faster way to resolve the
> problem would be:
>
> *Notice that the request exists
> *Create an account with a random username and no email address
> *The finally he can give himself the needed rights.
>
> Anthony
>