Because that one input had the word "year" in it. 1password confused "expiration year" for "$ / year". It's a good bug. Both substack and 1password are respon

Because that one input had the word "year" in it. 1password confused "expiration year" for "$ / year". It's a good bug. Both substack and 1password are responsible to some degree, and it will be figured out, though I think 1password has more obligation to take action because it can happen with other websites too.