That's oauth in the sense that if you login with your own login/pass, this will never be something they can force on you. I never use oauth, always login/pass,

That's oauth in the sense that if you login with your own login/pass, this will never be something they can force on you. I never use oauth, always login/pass, and don't have to care about what permissions they ask me, it's easy, they have absolutely zero access to my gmail/facebook/twitter whatever.