It is interesting to me that we do not see the same complaints regarding a single way to do login for every single site for administration. Every site has to b

It is interesting to me that we do not see the same complaints regarding a single way to do login for every single site for administration. Every site has to be administered, most of them are probably capable of being administered remotely and I would bet almost every single one uses SSH in some capacity to do that. Comparing that to the clusterfxxx of security theatre on the user side, it is quite an interesting contrast. I can login to a server as an administrator via SSH without disclosing any personal details but if I try to login to a server as a user, I am asked to disclose all manner of personal information and yet at the same time the requesting party takes no legal responsibility for what might happen as a result of complying with their requests. (They only try to instill fear of what might happen if we do not comply.)