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How many BGP'ers have kept their original password?

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I think about this quite often. Like most I usually customize my passowords but have never done so for my BGP account. I really think I should change my other passwords to match this one since it's the only one I haven't forgotten. :woot:

I've never changed mine. Probably should've have, but like you, it's one of the only ones I've never forgotten. :lol2:

Changed mine about a year or so ago at the suggestion of Guru when BGP was having some issues, which I seem to have forgotten what those issues were.

I changed mine about 10 years ago because my ex-wife knew my old one. I suppose paranoia got the best of me. Guru gave me a new one so long and crazy that it took me a year to memorize it. :D

For the record....it's always a good idea for folks to update to a new password every once in a while. It's an easy task that can prevent a LOT of headache in the long run.

I'm not 100% sure I know what it is. It's saved on my phone and PC. I'm sure I can figure it out if I needed, but might take a few tries.

Same password. I've changed my password at work 70 times since I've been employed. I just increase the ending number by one each time so i know it's accurate! Drives me crazy.

I'm not 100% sure I know what it is. It's saved on my phone and PC. I'm sure I can figure it out if I needed, but might take a few tries.

 

My life as well.

My password has been the same since day 1 . It's outlasted my original ID.

Mine is one I use for a lot of non-sensitive accounts, I've never changed it.

I changed my password once years ago after someone posted something under my name. I was not creative with passwords back in the day.

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