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Arman2020-11-23 18:00:08
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Arman, 2020-11-23 18:00:08

What logins should be immediately blocked during open registration?

Maybe there are sample collections of logins to immediately close from users during registration?

for example

admin
moder
moderator
support


Or are logins in 2020 already bad manners?
I want both authorization through social networks, and give the opportunity to contact the user through @ login

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user_of_toster, 2020-11-24
@Arik

Google "reserved username list"
https://github.com/shouldbee/reserved-usernames/bl...

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xmoonlight, 2020-11-23
@xmoonlight

1. Create a list of all required user groups and roles.
2. Translate into English (if they are in Russian, and vice versa), creating copies in all available (for nicknames) languages.
3. Combine rows into clusters.
4. Write bounding regular expressions for each cluster.

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Vasily Bannikov, 2020-11-23
@vabka

It is entirely up to you which nicknames to reserve.
You can at least use a regular expression to pick up all the admins, moderators and support agents.

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Anton, 2020-11-24
@anton99zel

logins in 2020 already mauvais ton

I would very much like to live to see the day when everyone will have authorization via SMS, well, or point the camera and voila! Well, at least by the Gmail button)
I go everywhere through the "Remember password" button ...

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FanatPHP, 2020-11-24
@FanatPHP

If we talk about logins, then

Or are logins in 2020 already bad manners?

That's right
. And it's not that bad manners, but a hell of a headache.
And, most importantly, it is completely incomprehensible, what the hell is a login if the email is a unique identifier anyway.
But first you need to learn how to distinguish login from username/display name.
Here, apparently, we are talking about the second.
Usually, in normal services, any names are allowed, and administrative accounts are marked with interface tools , and not with a name.

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