Not me!

Deleted my Linkedin account last night. Don't need the hassle of having to clean up after others.

I am on linkedin but i dont particularly rate it much

Another reason why its best to use a password safe that will generate and remember random passwords for you.

This.

Also you can check to see if your password was leaked here: LeakedIn: Is your password safe? (Change your password first just in case).

Note: my IE didn't pop up with a input box

The main security feature of Hash functions are that they are one way functions, using a website like the above is likely to be playing right into the hands of hackers...

By providing people with password -> hash mappings they can then match these against the encrypted password DB to find a potential match.

While this site may be innocent, it only take a few similar sites that aren't...

I've not looked at the site myself but have been told that looking at the code it's legit as all the javascript stuff is done client side, but not something I'd still likely do.

I did get the dump of the discovered hashes and had a nose to see if mine and some other peoples hashes were there.

Last.fm and eharmony are in the same boat:

Last.fm Password Security Update
Millions of eHarmony passwords leaked - SlashGear

The company ive just started working for this week, use a password safe and ive got to say its very handy and like you say the most important thing its secure, im going to start using it at home for all my passwords aswell.

You could be in to Aqua's Barbie Girl, Cotton Eyed Joe, or maybe even Oooh-Eeeh-Oooh-Aaah-Aaah by The Cartoons?