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> 2. What kinds of websites that require a sign-in are actually low-consequence? It's usually not a function of the site, but a function of the site and the us
by mehrdadn 9y ago
> 2. What kinds of websites that require a sign-in are actually low-consequence?
It's usually not a function of the site, but a function of the site and the user. pg would probably care more about his HN account than user051783254. That said, some sites where I expect the majority of users (mostly the non-paying ones, but perhaps even the paying ones depending on the payment mechanism) would probably not care about their accounts being hijacked might include: HN, StackOverflow, CodeProject, AllTrails, Disqus, Last.fm, SlickDeals, etc.