While we're on the topic, how important is choosing your own password for you guys? You get to choose your own account password, and that's fine, but a separate "funds security" password / key?
If you signed up for a wallet service, how would you feel instead of choosing your own wallet password, it just gave you a couple massive chunks of text (one main, one backup)? And maybe allow you to download some QR code images with that data in them? Then when you want to conduct a send, you either have to copy & paste that block of text, or upload one of the QR code images?
And if wanted, you could have your own chosen password attached to those text chunks / QR codes as well too. So when you want to send funds, it will prompt you for your own chosen password, plus as you to upload a QR code image and/or copy & paste a key?
Would that be viewed as completely unacceptable, a great & more secure way to do things, or? Honestly, letting you choose your own password and that's it, is far more insecure, as it basically eliminates the possibility of using SSSS.
