The project page of this module says:

"This module would typically be used on sites that do not require users to enter their e-mail addresses"

How would you achieve this? Drupal requires a unique email address at registration, and if you somehow do manage to create and account without an email address, Drupal throws errors whenever it tries to return or use a user's email, because core and all third party modules simply assume users have an email address in their profile.

I take it that this module only handles the password resetting, without doing anything about the requirement of an email address during registration?

Thanks.

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Zen commented
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

http://drupal.org/node/191386

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Thanks for your reply.
The question is answered... the module itself doesn't do anything about the email requirement.

From the duplicate post....
> Step one is obviously to remove the e-mail form field from
> all appropriate locations using a form_alter.
> Step two is to process the user_validate_mail calls from the user
> edit form's validate function only if the e-mail field is set (which won't be as per step one).

lol... to someone who doesn't know php, this answer is analogous to the time I asked a painter how to paint a tree, and the painter replied 'well, you just put paint on your brush and paint one'. :)