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If both of them work that sounds like a great feature for most people.
by Huppie 16y ago
If both of them work that sounds like a great feature for most people.
- eru 16y agoBut why require a username, then?
- Huppie 16y agoIt does indeed seem a bit strange to require a username when an email-address is enough. However, my point was that even though they use usernames, they still allow you to simply login by using their e-mail address. That's a lot better than sites having a 'lost your username?' link IMHO.
- scottward 16y agoWe need the username in order to say who edited what.
- eru 16y agoHow about using the email address instead (and offer a username as a display alias only, if people don't want to have their email address displayed).
- jtheory 16y agoMeh -- who would want their email address displayed? That's not a safe default. You'd just be punishing the users who don't manage to find the setting.