I agree, with the implicit "build it in-house with OIDC certified 3rd party dependencies ". The foundation already goes a long way towards providing conformance

I agree, with the implicit "build it in-house with OIDC certified 3rd party dependencies ". The foundation already goes a long way towards providing conformance suites and several certificates. I don't understand how we came into this status quo of "I'm just gonna outsource users data, XP and all to this company I have little transparency over, and its gonna be fine because I don't waste time maintaining infrastructure for auth which is my core business, much better to maintain the several sync points, settings pages they won't possibly do, and waste man hours inquiring about why this user password changed when they are telling us it didn't, and I can't tell them to ask Auth0?"