fcron question: user vs. root?

[cgmd]

As a new fcron user, I'm curious as to whether I should setup fcrontab as user or as root? I am the only user for this particular box.

Thanks...
_________________
"Primum non nocere" ---Galen

[adsmith]

the obvious and standard unix way is best: separate system and user stuff.
use the root crontab (usually copied to /etc/crontab) for system stuff -- rotating logs, running syncs, backups, etc
use the user crontab (usually copied to ~/.crontab) for user stuff -- rotating personal mail, updating personal .*rc files, or whatever.

it's just good policy...