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Its so awesome to see this project evolve.

Just a quick shout out for everybody on the stakeholders list to get a strong password for your BTT account!

What is strong? Are 15 random alpha-num characters enough? How many characters do you recommend?

Mine is 65 ;DI think in some nxt tutorial they reccommend 50+

You can't compare NXT to BTT. You'd have to brute BTT over the internet which would take forever with the 45 sec limit.
However if BTT get's hacked and they are bruting locally then the 50+ will help you but I hope that people would be informed and required to reset their pwd rather quickly.

What? If someone has full access to BTT server, they can probably access the messages, password length wouldn't do anything, as I doubt the text on the server is encrypted by user's password.

And that "50+ char" password things is total nonsense. People just make up these numbers out of thin air. elliptic curve cryptography (used by bitcoin and nxt and all other cryptos) can be cracked in 128-bits operations -- that is equal to about 22 char random password.

maybe every stakeholder should get pgp and post their public signature. The distribution message could be encrypted by UF. This way even if the server would be hacked confidential messages would still be encrypted.
But getting 3000+ people to post their pgp signature sounds like a hell of alot of work.