But you still were forced to use obligatory auth.User fields like username/email, etc., while there are quite a few use cases when you curse it and the only cho

But you still were forced to use obligatory auth.User fields like username/email, etc., while there are quite a few use cases when you curse it and the only choices were either making some really weird workarounds or dropping User altogether. Russel's solution is meant to solve this problem.