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@@ -14,141 +14,8 @@ to fill a few niches for which there is a need (password hashing,
 desktop interaction), as well as to simply give something
 back to the community.
 
-.. module:: bps
-    :synopsis: Root of all BPS modules
+.. module:: passlib
+    :synopsis: Root of all PassLib modules
 
 Organization
 ============
-Everything in BPS falls into two main categories:
-There are modules which contain interconnected
-functions dealing with a specific topic (the `service modules`_),
-and there are the modules which contain smaller utility
-functions which aren't really connected to eachother,
-but which are grouped together for convience based on a common
-subject (the `utility modules`_). You may read through
-the entirety of the documentation to find any functions
-which might be useful, or jump directly to a submodule
-whose services you already know you need.
-
-Service Modules
-===============
-The following modules contain tightly-knit sets of interconnected functions,
-and each module provides a unique set of services which would not be possible
-without all the functions it contains:
-
-    :mod:`bps.fs`
-
-        This provides a "magic" filepath object, as well as some other filesystem
-        related helpers. The magic filepath object is a string subclass
-        which allows you to manipulate filepaths (and interact with the filesystem)
-        in an object oriented manner.
-        *Warning: use of this module can be incredibly addictive.*
-
-    :mod:`bps.host`
-
-        This provides a wide array of functions for detecting host resource
-        paths, managing processes, and interacting with the desktop,
-        all in a os-neutral manner.
-
-    :mod:`bps.logs`
-
-        This module contains a number of helper utilties
-        for using python's builting logging module:
-
-        * an easier-to-use logging config format for ini files.
-        * a more programmatic interface for configuring the logging system.
-        * ability to capture & redirect stdio, and the warnings module.
-
-    :mod:`bps.security`
-
-        This module contains a sophisticated system for creating & verifying
-        password hashes, supporting all the major unix password hashing schemes
-        (in native python no less).
-
-Utility Modules
-===============
-Unlike the service modules, the remaining modules in bps
-are collections of smaller standalone functions, grouped
-together by common theme:
-
-    :mod:`bps.basic`
-
-        Utility functions for manipulating
-        common python data structures, such as helpers
-        for manipulated dicts, sets, and others.
-
-    :mod:`bps.cache`
-
-        Decorators and helpers
-        for doing memoization and related activities.
-
-    :mod:`bps.error.types`
-
-        Assorted Exceptions classes which are used by BPS
-        or which may be generally useful.
-
-    :mod:`bps.meta`
-
-        Introspection tools,
-        decorators for meta-level activities (eg abstract methods),
-        and monkeypatching.
-
-    :mod:`bps.numeric`
-
-        Numeric related helpers,
-        mainly as an extension to stdlib's math module.
-
-    :mod:`bps.refs`
-
-        Weak reference helpers and proxy objects.
-
-    :mod:`bps.security`
-
-        Security tools, mainly password hashing and generation.
-
-    :mod:`bps.stream`
-
-        Buffer and stream related tools.
-
-    :mod:`bps.text`
-
-        Tool for manipulating text strings,
-        and other language related operations. This includes a noun
-        pluralization function, a function for sanitizing user-provided
-        filenames, ``asbool``, and more.
-        *For Python 2.5 users, this also provides a backport of Python 2.6's
-        "str.format()" system.*
-
-    :mod:`bps.types`
-
-        A collection of assorted classes which are frequently helpful
-        in programming, such as `bps.types.BaseClass`, which provides
-        automatic super() support.
-
-    :mod:`bps.warndep`
-
-        Decorators for easily raises deprecation warnings
-        when you move / relocate functions, methods, and properties
-        in your application.
-
-    :mod:`bps.misc`
-        This module contains any tools which don't fit into one of the other
-        categories.
-
-The things left out...
-===========================
-One other module exists which is purposely not documented:
-
-    :mod:`bps.unstable`
-        This module contains functions
-        which have been added to BPS by the developers, but aren't officially
-        included and documented for any number of reasons...
-
-            * too application specific
-            * not developed long enough
-            * not tested enough much
-            * look neat, but don't have any real world use-cases yet
-
-        Use them if you dare, they may be removed or recoded on the spur
-        of the moment. The same goes for some of the other
-        present-but-undocumented functions you may find in the BPS source.