@AlexaCurates A website with a low tolerance would make your life difficult. An example would be if you got your username wrong but it keeps saying "Invalid Password or Username" so you think your password is wrong when its really your username. Why not say "Wrong Username" instead?
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Do you know that most of our websites have a very high tolerance for user error! Most of our websites will let us know what is wrong when we do something wrong such as "invalid password" than "invalid username/password." Sometimes telling your users what they did wrong is easier!
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