> There is nothing to prevent you from entering your super secure u quiet password on the wrong site if you get phished.
Replying only to this part, using a password manager with autofill solves this problem. The password manager (I use Bitwarden, but there are others) can check the site you're trying to log in to, and only autofill passwords that are for that site. I don't have to do any work to differentiate example.com from thisisexample.com, because Bitwarden will only show me the example.com password.
>Having to find 10 other households who want to live on the same plot of land as you and who you have to coordinate with in a pretty intense and long-lasting way in order to get your housing built at all...
And you have to coordinate to make any changes. Do you want to make a garden? Take down a tree? Add a bench? There's a whole other level of bureaucracy involved.
What's the biggest disagreement you've had with the other households who collectively own the complex you live in? And what did you personally have to do in order to create the complex or be allowed to buy into an existing one?
Replying only to this part, using a password manager with autofill solves this problem. The password manager (I use Bitwarden, but there are others) can check the site you're trying to log in to, and only autofill passwords that are for that site. I don't have to do any work to differentiate example.com from thisisexample.com, because Bitwarden will only show me the example.com password.