Well, that's certainly one way to do it. π π π β¨ π€
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What do you think about the reset account that used to be changeable from @null from the blockchain where Hive emerged? π€ If you haven't heard about it, the reset account basically can reset any private key of a Hive account. π€―π€
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I've never heard that term. I do know about recovery accounts, however. π π π β¨ π€
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People on Hive (even very active ones) still often confuse reset account with recovery account, like what I noticed on my comment 4 years ago. π€― If reset accounts didn't exist on Hive or on the blockchain where Hive emerged from, then people would have easily and accurately interchanged reset accounts with recovery accounts !INDEED. π€
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Well, until you just mentioned it, I had never heard of reset accounts. π π π β¨ π€
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You just learned something new about Hive from our conversations !INDEED! ππ
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Indeed, though I have no real idea about how to use them. πππβ¨π€
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Reset accounts can no longer be changed when Hive emerged from the previous blockchain, and it is set to @null by default. π€― They were supposed to act as the account that can reset the private keys of a Hive account, even if the keys weren't recently changed. π€ Reset accounts were disabled because of some challenges (both technical and legal) mentioned by some Hive Witnesses and their supporters. π€―
Anyway, I wonder if the them you are referring to are the Hive reset accounts or this conversation itself (or both). π€―π
OK, thanks for the explanation. So they're like the predecessor to recovery accounts.
The first option. πππβ¨π€
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