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Has anyone figured out how to change our password?
Bruce Hoag PhD
The Internet Marketing Psychologist
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No Bruce, I haven’t felt the need to change it yet.
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I like to be in control of my passwords.
That way I can remember them.
Bruce Hoag PhD
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You can adjust your profile, but this may be a platform where the password is controlled by the owner as an access control point.
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I thought of that, Don, but still felt that it was worth asking.
Who knows?
Sean may give us that flexibility.
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Bruce- I tried to ‘remember’ passwords until it got to be overwhelming and I started using RoboForm. I LOVE it and couldn’t live without it now. Just a thought.
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Hi Steve,
I’m aware of password “rememberers.”
LastPass may be the best known.
They also got hacked a little while ago.
Services like this feel a lot like putting all your eggs in one basket.
If anything goes wrong, you’re in trouble.
Bruce Hoag PhD
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I use phrases and put down the first words of the phrase somewhere.
Mywifeburnedthetoast2timesthismorning
So the reminder there would be burned toast….
Not an actual password of mine, we had biscuits, but you get the ideaScott Hogue CChH
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Bruce, I think Sean is still working on the site. He’ll probably eventually get it so that we can pick our own passwords. Till then, I say tell your computer to remember the one that Sean picked for you.
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Ha, ha, Scott! Yes, long run-on sentences are such a great way to create a secure password that you can remember.
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4Scoreand7emailsagomypoorfathers!
numbers, letters, a symbol and a capital letter!
Happy day to you Claire,
Scott Hogue CChH
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Had to look up the password this morning because the system logged me out.
This is why I like to choose my own.
Bruce Hoag PhD
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I keep the email Sean sent on my home and work email accounts. I search “Sean Mize password” and it comes right up. But I’m a password control freak too, Bruce. I have 3 or 4 that I use.
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I’ve put the email in a folder. The trick is remembering which of the hundreds it’s in. 😉
Bruce Hoag PhD
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And I just put all usernames and passwords into one database table I’ve used for years. My wife keeps hers in a spreadsheet.
I tried this without success:
http://preneurpal.com/wp-admin/profile.php
Wishful thinking, but it redirects to the core access. I do get your point.
Mark
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