Thanks for the info! Very helpful.
Last question is more of an opinion question. I read the usecase suggestions for SSO and potential reasons why not to use it.
My plan for the forum is to allow our customers a place to gather and share their creations. We send out supplies for them to build things and then send extra parts for them to extend the build and create something unique. We figured a forum would be a great place for them to communicate and share their unique designs
We also figure that this knowledge and creativity could benefit anyone online interested. So we also wanted to make it public.
The initial reason for the SSO was to give the customers the easiest and most streamlined online experience by only having to create one account. This seems like it might pose a problem for the non subscribers since they will have to create a Wordpress account on our site to then access the forum.
In your opinion considering our goals, would you recommend a SSO to benefit the customers or a separate login to utilize the robust login features available in Discourse but also requiring two logins for the customers?