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You don't care about the account, but the admin should. Look at all the compromised account issue on twitter. There's spam everywhere.
by accountface 10y ago
You don't care about the account, but the admin should. Look at all the compromised account issue on twitter. There's spam everywhere.
- ajmurmann 10y agoSo they can ban the spammer?
- accountface 10y agoThen you're effectively banning someone's existing account, which they could have been using for years at that point. There's a lot of potential content there. Not a great feeling for anyone. Seems like the simplest solution is to have some basic password requirements.
- ajmurmann 10y agoI think the OP and other posts here have demonstrated that password requirements won't solve anything given a sufficiently incompetent or not caring user. If the platform provider cares more about the security of the account than the account holder there isn't much you can do.