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If you need to allow identification of users, you'll probably want some sort of username. And adding a username later will be harder than putting one in now. Al
by staktrace 16y ago
If you need to allow identification of users, you'll probably want some sort of username. And adding a username later will be harder than putting one in now. Also, any deviation from what the users expect/are accustomed to (i.e. username/password) will lead to user confusion. I would just go with the standard username/password login.
Personally I don't mind if you generate a random password for me, but either way works.
- homonculus 16y agoThere would be a username, it just wouldn't be a part of the login process. I'm inclined to go with a better system instead of what people are expecting, but that's probably bad policy if I want users :) . A randomly generated password might solve the duplicates problem, but I guess I'll just stick to the standard format. Thanks for the feedback.