mmalmi@cc.hut.fi wrote: They have Wordpress built in, you might not need to set up any database stuff manually. I enabled the Wordpress feature and added you as an admin, account sirius-m, e-mail sirius-m@users.sourceforge.net. I'm not sure how it works out the password for access, maybe it's just based on being logged in to sourceforge. https://apps.sourceforge.net/wordpress/bitcoin/wp-admin/ They also have support for MediaWiki if you want it. [Account credentials in the original published message are omitted here.] # Access this project's databases over the Internet https://apps.sourceforge.net/admin/Bitcoin # Documentation: Guide to MySQL Database Services http://p.sf.net/sourceforge/mysql # Hostname: mysql-b (exactly as shown, with no domain suffix) # Database name prefix: b244765\_ -- i.e. "CREATE DATABASE b244765\_myapp" as your ADMIN user. # RO user: b244765ro (SELECT) # RW user: b244765rw (SELECT, INSERT, DELETE, UPDATE) # ADMIN user: b244765admin (has RW account privileges, and CREATE, DROP, ALTER, INDEX, LOCK TABLES) # web-access URL: https://mysql-b.sourceforge.net/ passwords: b244765ro EaG3nHLL b244765rw sNKgyt4W b244765admin Mz589ZKf That's true. We shouldn't try to use security against identity theft as a selling point, since it leads into these counter arguments. The current banking model is already tested and the actual loss percentage is known. Even if ours is probably better, it's an unknown, so people can imagine anything. The uncertainty about what the average loss percentage will be is greater than the likely loss percentage itself.