> Scott just reminded them that they'll be screwed at some point, and he's here to help. Problem is: he doesn't know how to help, yet people are going to trust

> Scott just reminded them that they'll be screwed at some point, and he's here to help. Problem is: he doesn't know how to help, yet people are going to trust him because they don't know better. I'd bet they are going to store their users' password on an Excel spreadsheet, but they will take care to backup it often ;-) There is LastPass already, and they are doing a great job. Competition is good, but why should we support clueless competitors? That said, I'd bet MySocialCloud.com will succeed. Worse is better, isn't it? And now they have lots of money.