Option 2 is better for any new community(imho), twitter just allows you to register without verifying email. I want that "Just save users' email addresses, without any step to check if they're valid" . Main reason, as I stated in my earlier post; most of them are new to micro-blog. So I need to say 'hi to them" and when they receive this in their email in-box. They will come back and I can guide them through, on how to be active members.
Right now they don't bother to click the verify link, in their email inbox ( only 1 out of 6 does). This means even if I say hi to them on the blog, it does not arrive at their email inbox. Thanks Tim On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 3:36 PM, Evan Prodromou <[email protected]> wrote: > Timothy Anyasi wrote: > >> Hey guys, >> How do I prevent the email verification thing from happening. >> Evan, if you reading this, pls help, very important to my community. the >> members signup and leave and I need to say hello to them and have the >> email >> arrive at their inbox so they can come back to the website. >> This is very VERY important to build the user base. >> We either implement a forced verification system, that requires members to >> go back to their email accounts, before they can proceed further on the >> website or get rid of this email verify thing. >> >> > I don't understand what you want. > > The default behaviour is that new users can provide an email address, and > if that email address is verified it's stored with their account. > > It sounds like you either want to require an email address for all users > (the RequireValidatedEmail plugin does that) or eliminate all email > verification. How would that work? Just save users' email addresses, without > any step to check if they're valid? > > -Evan > > -- > Evan Prodromou > CEO, StatusNet, Inc. > [email protected] - http://identi.ca/evan - +1-514-554-3826 > >
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