[Suggestion copied over from PTU Spectrum] For those who don't know, OpenID is a website technology that allows a single account to be used across many websites without compromising security. It does this by using a centralized server (such as CIG) to verify the login info and then passing a unique single-use token back to the site you're logging into. No passwords are ever given to third party websites using OpenID, so it is very secure. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenID Many major social networking sites, such as Google and Facebook, already support this feature. Paypal uses a very similar feature for their secure logins as well. I'm suggesting that CIG (and by extension Spectrum) accounts support being used as OpenID logins, so that people logging into third party Star Citizen websites can verify their star citizen identities. I'm NOT suggesting that OpenID accounts such as Google be used to login into star citizen. Just that my Star Citizen account could be used, for example, to securely log into my private org website. Additionally, once you have support for OpenID, it opens up a ton of possibilities for other useful features. An API that would allow websites to (with your permission) access certain information about your account would open up tons of great possibilities for websites and apps. Info like what orgs you are a member of, what your arena commander stats are, what ships you own, or even access to your spectrum chat channels. All of these things would, of course, be shielded by a confirmation prompt controlled by CIG so no site (even one you logged into) could just take this info without permission. An example of such an API is the Wargaming (World of Tanks) web API: https://developers.wargaming.net/reference/all/wot/account/list/ While that company has made many mistakes in their game design and policies, their OpenID API is extremely useful for clan websites and apps.