I think the answer could vary between applications depending on exactly what the user is expected to be doing.
Are they signed in? If so, the Guest might not be appropriate (Possible exception for something like the hotel industry)
Is there a there a "themed" name you could give the role? (This is pretty specific, but still comes up).
Yeah guest felt wrong but I couldn't put my finger on why! That's totally why
And yes yes yes context is always important -- I'm being purposefully vague here bc I wanna see where peoples' minds go 😊
Yes, I agree with Tyler, it depends on the application and role hierarchy.
For example: Symfony uses the role 'anonymous' for not logged in users
Maybe 'viewer' or 'reader' :)
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I think the answer could vary between applications depending on exactly what the user is expected to be doing.
Are they signed in? If so, the Guest might not be appropriate (Possible exception for something like the hotel industry)
Is there a there a "themed" name you could give the role? (This is pretty specific, but still comes up).
Yeah guest felt wrong but I couldn't put my finger on why! That's totally why
And yes yes yes context is always important -- I'm being purposefully vague here bc I wanna see where peoples' minds go 😊
Yes, I agree with Tyler, it depends on the application and role hierarchy.
For example:
Symfony uses the role 'anonymous' for not logged in users
Maybe 'viewer' or 'reader' :)