Capture email address on anonymous submission? #16

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2016-03-28T15:09:22-05:00

mattbk commented

2016-03-28 15:09:22 -05:00

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Sort of goes against the "anonymous" part, but the point is more that submissions are easy (no login required) than that people want to be anonymous.

If email address were captured, followup email could be sent to remind people how to edit in the future, or benefits of creating account.

Sort of goes against the "anonymous" part, but the point is more that submissions are easy (no login required) than that people want to be anonymous. If email address were captured, followup email could be sent to remind people how to edit in the future, or benefits of creating account.

mattbk commented

2017-04-18 09:47:22 -05:00

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This looks great: https://www.drupal.org/project/anonymous_publishing

In Drupal, the administrator may grant the anonymous user the right to create new content (so you don't need this module to allow anonymous users to create content). However, allowing anonymous publishing may have the side-effect of making the site wide open to spammers. This module may be used to mitigate that. Also, it implements a privacy enhancing technology (PET) that allows authenticated users to publish anonymously.
The major features of Anonymous Publishing are:

Users may publish content without first registering an account at the site, provided they supply a vaild e-mail address and click on an activation link sent them in a verification e-mail (some call this the "Craig's List model"). To use this feature enable the Anonymous publishing CL submodule.

"Lazy" registration, where content previously created anonymously by the user using Anonymous publishing CL can be "claimed" by the user after registering on the site. If you enable this submodule, there will be a tab named "Claim anonymous posts" on the profile page of users with "unclaimed" content they created on the site before they registered. To use this feature enable the Anonymous publishing LR submodule.

This looks great: https://www.drupal.org/project/anonymous_publishing > In Drupal, the administrator may grant the anonymous user the right to create new content (so you don't need this module to allow anonymous users to create content). However, allowing anonymous publishing may have the side-effect of making the site wide open to spammers. This module may be used to mitigate that. Also, it implements a privacy enhancing technology (PET) that allows authenticated users to publish anonymously. The major features of Anonymous Publishing are: > 1. Users may publish content without first registering an account at the site, provided they supply a vaild e-mail address and click on an activation link sent them in a verification e-mail (some call this the "Craig's List model"). To use this feature enable the Anonymous publishing CL submodule. > 1. "Lazy" registration, where content previously created anonymously by the user using Anonymous publishing CL can be "claimed" by the user after registering on the site. If you enable this submodule, there will be a tab named "Claim anonymous posts" on the profile page of users with "unclaimed" content they created on the site before they registered. To use this feature enable the Anonymous publishing LR submodule.

mattbk commented

2017-04-18 10:01:48 -05:00

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Installed and works!

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Reference: matt/npa#16