Suggests you’re an “Ubuntu One user” when that’s no longer a thing

[Matthew Paul Thomas]

1. In a private window, go to <https://login.ubuntu.com/+login>.
2. Look at the radio buttons.

What you see:
* “I am a new Ubuntu One user”
* “I am a returning user and my password is:”

What’s wrong with this: Nobody has been a “user” of Ubuntu One since 2014. You may have — and use — an Ubuntu One account, but you don’t use Ubuntu One.

What you should see: something like
* “I don’t have an Ubuntu One account”
* “I have an Ubuntu One account and my password is:”

[William Grant (wgrant)]

Nobody uses Ubuntu One file sync or other discontinued Ubuntu One services, but users of SSO do still use Ubuntu One's Single Sign On product.

[Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt)]

Even if people really did think of SSO as something they “use”, the UI language would still be wrong. If someone doesn’t have an Ubuntu One account yet, they can’t possibly be an “Ubuntu One user”, “new” or not.

[Daniel Manrique (roadmr)]

Please review the linked branch to make sure it matches your expectations.

[Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt)]

I would use a typographical apostrophe ’ but apart from that, the change looks good. Thanks!

[Daniel Manrique (roadmr)]

Changed the apostrophe, should have this merged soon!