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README
The EmailRegistration plugin allows user registration with just an email
address.
When users register, the part before '@' in their email address will become
their nickname/username (normalized). In case of collisions, a auto-increment
number will be added to the username.
For example, if someone registers with "user@example.org", their username
will be "user". If someone else registers with "user@example.net", their
username will be user1, and so on.
Installation
============
add "addPlugin('EmailRegistration');"
to the bottom of your config.php
Note: This plugin is enabled by default on private instances.
Settings
========
none
Example
=======
addPlugin('EmailRegistration');
address.
When users register, the part before '@' in their email address will become
their nickname/username (normalized). In case of collisions, a auto-increment
number will be added to the username.
For example, if someone registers with "user@example.org", their username
will be "user". If someone else registers with "user@example.net", their
username will be user1, and so on.
Installation
============
add "addPlugin('EmailRegistration');"
to the bottom of your config.php
Note: This plugin is enabled by default on private instances.
Settings
========
none
Example
=======
addPlugin('EmailRegistration');