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 Jeremy, what about OpenID users? Do they also have Preferences?
 I don't use openid plugin in my ikiwiki, so I can't check
-whether OpenID users are stored in .ikiwiki/userdb file. --Pawel
+whether OpenID users are stored in .ikiwiki/userdb file. --[[Paweł|ptecza]]
 
 > OpenID users are first-class users. It's even possible to set the
 > adminuser config option to an OpenID. The preferences work the same as
 > for any other user. --[[Joey]]
+
+>> Thanks a lot for your explanation! But I have a next question :)
+>> What about password of OpenID users? I can see in Preferences
+>> page that I can change my password there. Has it a sense?
+>> After all I store my OpenID password on OpenID server and I don't
+>> want to do it on ikiwiki home page site. --[[Paweł|ptecza]]
+
+>>> This wiki is currently configured to use both passwordauth and openid, so
+>>> it's possible to create an account by signing in with an openid, then
+>>> enter a password for that account, and then log in using the openid and
+>>> the password. Though I can't imagine why you'd waint to do that.. The
+>>> password stuff goes away if passwordauth is disabled.
+
+>>>> OK, I see it now :) The reason I can't do it (if I don't need it)
+>>>> is very simple: why to put my password in two places if I can to
+>>>> do it in one? ;)
+
+>>>> BTW, have you had a sleep this night? ;) Here, in Poland, the time is
+>>>> 1:30 PM (in your timezone is 7:30 AM), but we're just discussing for
+>>>> about 3 hours... --[[Paweł|ptecza]]
+
+----
+
+I would be quite interested in inheriting a banned users list from ikiwiki.  More generally, the ikiwiki community might benefit from sharing ban lists amongst each other.  Some way to achieve that as part of the existing work/data flows (git pulls etc.) would be interesting.  That might require defining banned users in other places than just the setup file, though. -- [[Jon]]