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Currently, if a query is shared with an email address that doesn't belong to a valid user, the save succeeds, the email is sent (if the email address is valid), and a new user account is created with a random name having the specified email address.
I know this gets into tricky territory, but for an app that requires authentication, I think it would be desirable to warn the user when an attempt is made to share with a non-user. In some cases, this will be the result of a typo. In others, it may not occur to the user that the non-user being shared with will not be able to access the site. (Then there's the whole issue of invalid email addresses, sigh ....)
I'm just opening this up for discussion.
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I think this would be a useful feature. Would you expect the warning to appear as the user types in the usernames/emails or would the warning happen after they click the share button and the query is created or updated on the server? I have no preference either way, just wondering what your expected behavior would be here.
Hmm, this is getting into the invitation management territory which includes:
sending the invitation (email)
keeping track of pending invitations per user
checking for bounced emails (this may not be necessary)
ability to resend invitations
It certainly would make the sharing feature more robust and give it a social feel, but I am not sure how high priority it is. The upside is that it's a very isolated feature and would be good for a community member or co-op to pick off.
Currently, if a query is shared with an email address that doesn't belong to a valid user, the save succeeds, the email is sent (if the email address is valid), and a new user account is created with a random name having the specified email address.
I know this gets into tricky territory, but for an app that requires authentication, I think it would be desirable to warn the user when an attempt is made to share with a non-user. In some cases, this will be the result of a typo. In others, it may not occur to the user that the non-user being shared with will not be able to access the site. (Then there's the whole issue of invalid email addresses, sigh ....)
I'm just opening this up for discussion.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: