@Tinuviel said in Wiki best practices:
@ixokai Well you're acting like your way is the ONLY WAY EVER. Not taking into account the simple fact that some people like doing it differently. I would rather put in a little work for some added security, much like Theno. You don't want to do that. That's fine. You're coming across as if the very idea of someone thinking in a different way to you is blasphemous.
Just let people voice their points without jamming your fist in their mouth. It's not difficult.
No. @Thenomain made an absolute statement: Never Send Passwords Over Plain Text. This is usually a good rule, but: I think this is bad advice (especially considering you usually send your MUSH credentials via plain text) in this specific context, for the reasons stated. Then he said its better to use email address as a part of authentication: and I think that's also bad advice in a MUSH context for the reasons stated.
This isn't an 'effort vs security' balance, as its mostly just security theater.
Besides which, shut up and stop playing moderator. I don't care what you think. If I think @Thenomain is giving bad advice I'm gonna say why I think its bad advice. I am well aware this isn't Hog Pit, which is why I haven't said anything mean or insulting or demeaning about anyone. I expressed disagreement with someone's advice. Deal with it.
This will be my final response to this absurd meta-discussion of yours about the discussion.