> It does. If you are not logged in, Username and Password boxes are added to the
> reply and post screens.

Ah, well, that's good. But what if I'm on a computer lab at school? Won't a cookie be left there so that any putz who comes in and sits down can now post as me?

> Poorly written HTML standards, actually. TEXTAREA tags must be given a specific
> height and width. There is no 100% like tables have (that I know of, anyway).
> I may reduce the default width to 60 at some point. In the mean time, if you do
> use cookies, you can set the width and height in your profile.

Ah, I see. I never did figure out how to write forms in html... it would be a much better idea to assume someone has a low resolution than a high one when writing code, though.

> Flamebait like that hopefully has something to back it up. Easy setup isn't
> very compelling since any setup is inherently more difficult & time consuming
> than letting this run as is.

I think it does. It uses a similar threaded system. Its more graphicly simple by default, and therefore easier to load. It doesn't force you to use cookies. It was easy to maintain the boards... I had it running on a site I maintained at one point.