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So, in other words, this is an elaborate prank?

• tlrobinson 12y ago
  It's a moderately aggressive way to get people to change their passwords (more aggressive than an email or prompt, less aggressive than forcing upon login)
  • oxryly1 12y ago
    If that happened to me I'd just keep the doubled password. It seems more secure (it's not), and I already remember it. This approach just seems dumb.