Indeed, people forget about the cost and pain of supporting these things. For full disclosure, I am a co-founder @BoxyHQ, an open source devtools startup provid

Indeed, people forget about the cost and pain of supporting these things. For full disclosure, I am a co-founder @BoxyHQ, an open source devtools startup providing free enterprise SSO (called SAML Jackson), directory sync (beta - feedback is welcome), audit logs and so on. Pricing is tricky, and as you said, people complain a lot. Since this is because we all have different points of view, we will never agree. But there are some things that most of us should agree, like the fact that we need to raise the security standards. Then the question is what we can do as a community - besides trying to avoid being on the sso.tax list.