Sorry but I can't help this user - I checked my logs and @tonyson was not one of the accounts that I updated. The accounts I updated had their keys changed to either

Yes. 100% kosher = Good

I dug into the code for the "suggest password" option Steem provides at signup and as far as I could tell the logic there was 100% kosher.

Sure. Sent you a message a moment ago. May hit your spam folder since it just said "hi".

This is true. However, your point actually unscores another reason why machine-generated passwords are urgently needed. Any steemit user who has used his steemit username/password elsewhere has now given

since only "robinhood" now has access to these funds. Incorrect, as I stated in my post, I updated these accounts to Steemit's key (not my key) so only Steemit has access to the funds. This fact

Also I'm not the hacker from 2015-07-14 (I was unclear from your reply if you grasped this). His/her attack vector was totally different.

Sigmajin, based on this comment and your last, I'm not sure you 100% understand the situation. Regarding your first comment, I'm confused because if you can recover the private key you don't need the password.