Agreed. The real issue is with sites posing a "security" question that is researchable. However, this is still a very common problem. I've taken to giving a pas

Agreed. The real issue is with sites posing a "security" question that is researchable. However, this is still a very common problem. I've taken to giving a password when somebody asks for my mother's maiden name. I'm in favor of genealogical research, but by my estimation that isn't nearly as difficult these days and Facebook probably poses no obstacle nor discernible benefit. I was simply pointing out a possible vector of exploiting the information and that was the first one that came to mind.