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ASP.NET MVC Accounts or My own user management?

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    Quake2Player
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    Hi, Is it too bad if I create my own user management instead of using the AccountController and the filters [Authorize], etc? If not, do I just remove the views and controller associated? If it is bad (maybe because it is very flexible), is it possible to map from a database the users easily? I'm using Linq to sql Thx

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      Hi, Is it too bad if I create my own user management instead of using the AccountController and the filters [Authorize], etc? If not, do I just remove the views and controller associated? If it is bad (maybe because it is very flexible), is it possible to map from a database the users easily? I'm using Linq to sql Thx

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      Christian Graus
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      I don't think it's ever bad to write your own code, I think it's a plus. Unless the built in stuff is EXACTLY what you need, why use it ?

      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

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