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 # django-separate-users
-separate staff and non staff users with two proxy models (FrontendUser and Editor).
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+Separate staff and non staff users with two proxy models (FrontendUser and Editor).
 Nothing fancy, but as I ended up doing this again and again, this is a simple plug and forget
 solution, that I'll probably use in many projects from now on.
 
+- minimal requirement are the `is_staff` and `is_superuser` fields on your user model
 - staff users can be given the right to edit non staff users (currently not possible, or everyone can make everyone a superuser)
 - fieldsets for staff and non staff users can be defined via settings (not yet)
 - better admin list views (filters, is_active, etc)
 
-NOTE / WARNING: With django<1.11, it's not possible to run this app with as custom
+[//]: # (NOTE / WARNING: With django<1.11, it's not possible to run this app with as custom
 `settings.AUTH_USER_MODEL`. See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46935758/djangos-get-user-model-only-in-1-11-during-import-time
+t)
 
+NOTE: Custom user models are not supported (yet).
 
 ## Usage