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[Joseph Price]

Howdy, member of freenode staff here.

I haven't been in a position to speak to other staff since reading this email.

For now, with no further knowledge on my part, I would strongly advise
against using the same password on multiple networks if you value the
accounts involved. I would also advise that if you do, that you at
least don't let one of those networks know the others. This is
especially important if your services account has +o,+f etc in our
channels.

Apologies to tap if i'm being a little hasty, i'll be glad to retract
and apologise later.

Pricey

On 4/16/10, idleone <oneidle at gmail.com> wrote:
> It has been brought to my attention that my latest replies to the list
> have been rude.
>
> I do apologize if that is how I came off and will try harder to word my
> replies in a more polite manner.
>
>
> On Fri, 2010-04-16 at 09:47 +0100, Terence Simpson wrote:
>> Please note that this site attempts to identify (as) you via NickServ on
>> freenode. The site will also store the NickServ password (hashed). There
>> is a security issue here, as giving away this information also gives
>> away any channel privileges you have.
>>
>> Until this changes, I'm going to recommend that no one from the IRC team
>> attempt to login to that site. If you already have, please change your
>> NickServ password as soon as possible (/msg NickServ help set password).
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Terence Simpson (tsimpson)
>>
>>
>
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