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In lugnet.admin.suggestions, David Eaton writes:
> [...] Would be nice (especially for those who use Lugnet by email) to simply
> hit 'reply' to the email auth. notice and authenticate that way.
Ya, you can do that :) -- it's been that way since the beginning of the
authentication stuff in 2001.
> Also (again I dunno if it's implemented) might be nice to have an
> "authenticate all" button...
Mmm, yes. I didn't have a good way to do this. If news-posting accounts
were more account-based, it would be pretty straightforward to maintain a
list of pending requests on a per-person basis. (This is how I always
imagined implementing pending notifications in auction bidding too.) If
there wasn't an authenticate-all button, at least you should be able to
click through a list of pending articles one-by-one easily.
> Also, for those non-members using the web interface, if they had a password
> associated with their account, they could similarly not have to suddenly
> switch over to email in order to authenticate a post. They could be
> authenticated very similarly to how members are.
Totally, totally agree.
> Although granted not having to worry about authentication *is* a nice perk
> to being a member, encouraging more memberships :)
Yeah, but that's just sick, mean, and cruel -- and abashedly poor interface
design (kicks self). It was never the plan to make web posting difficult for
anyone -- it just sort of evolved in the wrong direction. Fixing is needed
indeed!
--Todd
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| (...) Huh-- I had actually thought that posting setup was that way by design. I recall way back when Auczilla was around, someone saying that it was specifically designed to be tricky to sign up for. Hence, only people who were "truly serious" about (...) (21 years ago, 9-May-03, to lugnet.admin.suggestions, lugnet.admin.nntp)
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