Thank You Note For WordPress.
Updated on May 10, 2010.
Hi WordPress and WordPress Support Team,
Thanks for your response over the login issue [1] that I had encountered earlier this week. Due to some login difficulty, I decided to reset my password through email password reset link. Like some Yahoo Mail user, I encountered Yahoo Error Code 17 issue[2][3]. The support team in some ways response to my enquiry and suggestions.
Though I had sent a Thank You note and some suggestion to support team, I would like to encourage online and WordPress community to give some sugguestions over exploring some password reset options.
Here are some suggestions:
1. Have one or a series of secret questions to allow users to manually reset their password online. This is in addition to existing email password reset link
2. Allow users to register secondary email address. If the similar situation like the above mentioned happen, users can enter their secondary email address to reset their password.
3. Use of their primary email address and/or user name to verify their identities should the second suggestion is implemented. This is have another security level of protection for users.
I understand that cost, resources, manpower, security and privacy concerns need to be factor in before any suggestions is adapted in one way or another.
Thanks.
Have a nice day!
Best Regards,
James Ang
The omniGens Blog
http://omnigens.wordpress.com/
Note: The purpose of this thank you note is to show appreciation for simple things in life. Usually, a sense of appreciation and gratitude can go a long way in helping ourselves to feel better, contended with life and be more relax. Only then we may experience some form of Eureka. This means able to have better access to our inner self. From here, we can release our innate creativity and innovation.
About James Ang.
James Ang is a Gen Y Blogger (or Gen Y Pro blogger – stands for Professional Blogger) who blogs mainly on innovation, peer learning, personal development and well beings. The omniGens Blog’s articles are written from a non-partisan peer learning and crowdsourcing perspective.
About The omniGenerations Blog’s Concept.
The omniGenerations Blog [4] (or The omniGens Blog in short) is a peer learning community blog or a peer learning micro wiki blog that focus on the holistic development of our lives. The omniGens Blog leverages on the collective wisdom of our proactive community in helping us to achieve simple work – life balance and happiness. Make Life Simple.
Disclaimer.
James Ang is not affiliated with the WordPress.com nor any blog service providers nor Yahoo.com nor any email service providers nor any online forum, websites and their users’ online feedback regarding WordPress or Yahoo Error Code 17. All the links to The omniGens Blog found at this site are provided solely as a general reading to our readers. These links do not constitute an endorsement of these companies, product and services, websites, their content, third parties’ links, advertisers, users’ comments by James Ang or The omniGens Blog . James Ang, The omniGens Blog’s Gen Y Problogger or Gen Y Blogger is not responsible for the content of the individual companies, websites and organization web pages found at these links.
Reference.
1. WordPress.com Forum – WordPress.com Forum on reset password beside email issue – List of enquiries related to reset password beside email issue –http://en.forums.wordpress.com/search.php?q=reset+password+beside+email
2. Technology Review and News – Tom’s Hardware US on Yahoo Mail Error Code 1, 14 and 17 – A Tech News article regarding Yahoo Mail Error Code 1, 14 and 17 by Jane McEntegart – http://www.tomshardware.com/news/
3. Wiki – eHow on How to Get Email With Yahoo Error Code 17– An eHow Community Member name Limowreck on how to get email when users encounter Yahoo Error Code 17 – http://www.ehow.com/how_4846880_email-yahoo-error-code.html – Remark: James Ang, the Gen Y Problogger and Blogger of The omniGens Blog, had not tried these metnod as he currently encounters no Yahoo Error Code 17.
4. Peer learing professional blog or peer learning problog – The omniGens Blog on its concept – Information related to The omniGens Blog’s mission statement, concept, value and focus, motto and targeted audience – http://omnigens.wordpress.com/
5. Peer learing professional blog or peer learning problog – The omniGens Blog talk about James Ang Gen Y Problogger and Blogger – Some background information on James Ang Gen Y Problogger of The omniGens Blog. This include the main blogging topics of The omniGens Blog – http://omnigens.wordpress.com/about-me/
6. Peer learing professional blog or peer learning problog – The omniGens Blog on its purpose – Information related to The omniGens Blog’s purpose and type of content – http://omnigens.wordpress.com/purpose/
7. Peer learing professional blog or peer learning problog – The omniGens Blog on its objective – Information related to The omniGens Blog’s 4 objectives of its blog platform – http://omnigens.wordpress.com/objective/
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