This is a very interesting topic. The first time I tried to log in, I felt a little bit confused too. It certainly is a kind of new paradigm for login. Thank you Jeff for explaining the rationale behind it. I am still curious about why the email field does not take the password as well. That is, a person can put in either the email address or the password to log in. After noticing that some people would put their passwords (if they remember) into the second field no matter what it would be labeled, I think it would be helpful to accept both as valid entry instead of asking people to think about what to put in.
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