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Very different. There is zero downside in losing a password for other stuff. "Reset password".

That's not my point. From a user's perspective, they're both pieces of information that need to be preserved and secured.

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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @ca 13 Oct

No. You don't need to preserve a password with the same level of thought.

You can:

  1. Lose it and still have access to the website
  2. Reset a regular password
  3. Lose an account that can be recreated with no loss
  4. Call customer support
  5. Only lose data, not money

Wildly different barriers to adoption.

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I don't not get your point, but remembering a piece of information is more like a password than it is like running an email server.

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42 sats \ 0 replies \ @ca 14 Oct

I would argue it's more like running an email server.

No other password requires maintenance because he can be forgotten and reset.

Even running an email server is easier than self-custody. Because you can reboot it.

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