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In Drupal, I want to invite users to register for my site to post comments. I'd like to make it so the ones I invite already have a username/password, but drupal asks for an email address for each new user. How can I remedy that? Can I blank it out somehow til the user actually logs in, then they can enter their own email address?<br />
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In Drupal, I want to invite users to register for my site to post comments. I'd like to make it so the ones I invite already have a username/password, but drupal asks for an email address for each new user. How can I remedy that? Can I blank it out somehow til the user actually logs in, then they can enter their own email address?

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