I think, if anything, it's a lesson to entrepreneurs to be open when such things happen. Be honest. Be up front. Be frank. Be proactive. The temptation will of

I think, if anything, it's a lesson to entrepreneurs to be open when such things happen. Be honest. Be up front. Be frank. Be proactive. The temptation will often to be hide this kind of thing, claiming it's irrelevant (which typically just means it's embarrassing). Also, I'm glad to see this isn't another incident where a vulnerability reveals a site is storing passwords in plaintext (like Gizmodo). Seriously, why do people do this?