I can see a use case where you use 'anonymous' as a kind of temporary account for users who access the site in some way other than the usual means.

For example if a user gets an invitation to something, like an evite or calendar, an url could be generated that auto-authenticated them into the 'anonymous' account, which would mean they were authenticated but limited to a temporary anonymous account and would only have limited use.

-Mikeal

On Jul 14, 2006, at 2:53 PM, SmileyChris wrote:

Hrm...

Will there ever be a difference between "user.is_anonymous" and "not

user.is_authenticated"?

If not (and I can't think of a reason), do we really need to keep

is_anonymous?



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