Roles assignment to users

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How many ways are there to assign roles to users in MVC?

Posted 30-Jan-14 2:31am

markand911

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jan-14 13:14pm

42. :-)
It sounds like very inappropriate question. Do you want to have a good way to assign roles, or do you need to count the ways? If you want to count the ways, you are not solving any practical, technical or computer-science problem, you are answering to some stupid and invalid test question or something like that. Such questions do not belong here.

If you have some problem with making a decision, designing or implementing anything, you will be very welcome; we will try out best to help you.

—SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jan-14 13:26pm

...Besides, I are abusing this forum by posting really fake "answers". For example, did you ask someone if anyone is interested to see how you face some problem and then solve it for yourself? If you answer to someone else's problem, it could be interesting at least for the person who asked the question. You often write both question and answer just for yourself. Why spamming the forum with that? If you think your problems are interesting for other people, write a short Tips/Tricks article...
And some other "answers" are not answers at all. This is considered as abuse. And some heavy abusers already lost their membership accounts just for posting many non-answers as answers. I think you should better take it into account...
—SA

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