Both "log in" buttons asked a stranger to sign in with the account they post from and said nothing about what that meant. The thing that makes it reasonable is the one thing a reader cannot see from here: the password is typed on their own host's page, not on a form on this site.
So it is said at the button, where the decision is actually made, rather than only in the FAQ two pages away — and it links into the answer rather than the top of that page, which is what the question anchors were added for.
One component rather than two copies. It appears on the vote page and on the ballot page, and this codebase has watched the same sentence drift into two versions of itself before.
The ballot page's button also gains the returnTo the vote page's already had.
Logging in from there dropped the reader on the front page rather than back at
the ballot they had come to look at.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com