It is not currently blurtits's security policy to answer any questions which give out the private passwords or personal information of users of the moshi monsters website. Indeed, for that matter it is not currently blurtit's policy to give out passwords or personal information about any individual - be it bank details, internet passwords, or just general information such a phone numbers or email addresses which the individual has not specifically made public. This is in order to ensure that the website is not breaching legal protocol over people's privacy rights, and is also in line with the website's principles to nor give out inappropriate information. If the website were to answer this question and provide people's passwords for their personal accounts on the moshi monster website, then anyone viewing the answer on blurtit would obviously be free to access the moshi monster account in question, and thus interfere with that individual's account without his or her consent.
However, if I assume that the question was merely trying to seek advice or ideas about what password they ought to create for their moshi monster account, then I am able to provide some relevant information. A password is designed as a security tool to protect your personal information - in this particular case an internet website account - by ensuring that only you can access the information. Therefore, whenever you are in a position to choose a password, it is important to ensure that it is secret, that is to say that it consists of something which is difficult for anyone other than yourself to guess. This is the only way to protect your account. However, this need for secrecy must be equalised by making sure the password is something which you will be able to remember in the future, especially since you are advised to never write down a password to remind yourself, or tell anyone else what it is. Considering that in this case we are discussing a password for a moshi monsters account, arguably security is not a top priority, and at the very least It should not be considered as important as it would be were we discussing for instance a bank PIN code. However, since moshi monsters is designed for, and in practice used by, mostly a young teenage audience (though this is only a generalisation), the necessity for making a password can be used as a valuable lesson in teaching young people to utilise internet security to their own advantage. Equally though, on account of the young age of those using moshi monsters, making sure they pick a password which is easy to remember is of higher importance than ever. Therefore I suggest you make sure its something you can easily recall, without being something too obvious like your name. A pet's name, a date of birth, your mother's maiden name, or the first school you went to could be viable options, both in this instance and whenever you need to make a password.
However, if I assume that the question was merely trying to seek advice or ideas about what password they ought to create for their moshi monster account, then I am able to provide some relevant information. A password is designed as a security tool to protect your personal information - in this particular case an internet website account - by ensuring that only you can access the information. Therefore, whenever you are in a position to choose a password, it is important to ensure that it is secret, that is to say that it consists of something which is difficult for anyone other than yourself to guess. This is the only way to protect your account. However, this need for secrecy must be equalised by making sure the password is something which you will be able to remember in the future, especially since you are advised to never write down a password to remind yourself, or tell anyone else what it is. Considering that in this case we are discussing a password for a moshi monsters account, arguably security is not a top priority, and at the very least It should not be considered as important as it would be were we discussing for instance a bank PIN code. However, since moshi monsters is designed for, and in practice used by, mostly a young teenage audience (though this is only a generalisation), the necessity for making a password can be used as a valuable lesson in teaching young people to utilise internet security to their own advantage. Equally though, on account of the young age of those using moshi monsters, making sure they pick a password which is easy to remember is of higher importance than ever. Therefore I suggest you make sure its something you can easily recall, without being something too obvious like your name. A pet's name, a date of birth, your mother's maiden name, or the first school you went to could be viable options, both in this instance and whenever you need to make a password.
