>this isn't the case).  In the latter two scenarious above, that is why I
 >have chosen to encrypt my passwords,,,I can neither see to edit a persons
 >password and if someone were to hack into my system to get the user
My software encrypts passwords as a matter of course. Keeps the handful of 
'bad' sysops from abusing the user's accounts, or taking their passwords and 
trying them on other boards -- you'd be surprised how many users have the 
same password on many different boards.
If someone hacked/downloaded my user base, they would get a file with some 
names in it, and the rest of the file would appear as garbage.
And now... back to the birds!
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