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Working in online marketing should be simple, fast, and universal. I hate unified log-in systems that Microsoft (Windows Live ID) and now even Google is using a unified log-in (but of course much easier to use). I went to go download a copy of Microsoft’s new version of Front Page and was stopped in my tracks when I had to enter a Windows Live login. Microsoft, you ever hear of shopping cart abandonment - I guess not, you suck! I probably have 3 of these log-ins and I end up creating them everytime I’m presented with one. Microsoft, wake up! Get rid of this crappy unified log-in system and just let people use their own email for a log in! Thanks for wasting another 20 minutes of my life by making me create a new “Passport” log-in