Hi,
This is probably not the most appropriate mailing list for the rant below, but here goes:
I can half understand that inactive accounts get deactivated, but on logging in and reactivating my account I got a message that I was required?! to enable 2-factor auth?
What on earth is the point of that on an _open source_ git server, esp. if you use your github credentials to log in?! It's not like there are secret parts to the code or that contributors are vetted to an extent that "we" need to be extra certain it's indeed them who are logging in.
I hate 2FA as it incites too much to remain logged in (and to be married to a mobile if not recent enough smartphone).
R.
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Date: Monday October 24 2022
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Subject: Your account has been deactivated
Hello René J.V. Bertin,
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