On 07/27/2007 11:07, Dave wrote: > Ravenlock ha scritto: >> On 07/27/2007 10:17, Dave wrote: >> >>> I have done the merge. >>> Now the two maps and the form seems quite ready: >>> http://www.gurumeditation.it/eweb/p.php?p=about/people >>> >>> If we don't have other good solution I will add the image recognition >>> blocker. >>> >>> There are also another security problem: anyone can change all the >>> information >>> of all the other users... >>> do we have to add a password field and then ask for it before edit or >>> delete? >>> >> >> I like the idea of a "users" map. I really do. But I'm wondering what >> the real return on [y]our investment is here. I mean your efforts to >> write it, make it secure, keep it secure, maintain it when some user has >> a problem of some sort with it, etc. might be more than it is worth. > > > simple answer: it's not an 'investment', it's just my coders monkey :) > > > >> If >> you can change anyones entry we are certainly going to have problems and >> complaints about "why does my info keep getting changed" from users. >> Here's an example: I want to be on the list. I, like several hundred >> other E users, reside in Dallas, Tx. Now when I view the list, at its >> default zoom level, I wanna see *my* name. not some glob of text I cant >> read. so...well, I'm just gonna move a few (hundred) people out of my >> way. So I can be seen. >> > > Ok surely we need a password. > > >> So now it appears we need a password. A password no one will ever use >> again. Once you have your pin on the map (in the right loc) you will >> never need to login again. Unless you move of course. And what if you >> do move, or have some desire to log back in... and have forgotten your >> password. >> > > ...and we need 10 lines of code that send you a mail with your > password, in case you forgot it > >> Aside from the Cool Factor (TM)... what are we getting out of this. I >> really do think its cool. But this might quickly snowball. I am a bit >> of a pessimist at times its true. So if I'm blowing this out of >> proportion just disregard my mail. >> >> > I'm am a coder and for me the Cool Factor (TM) is all :)) >
Fair enough. :) > > > -- Regards, Ravenlock
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