I agree with all you've said about login_page.tpl.php. I'm happy to defer to you guys on the choices to be made here:

Whether to keep the h2. If you remove the h2 and its `<div>`, then the Clef-only login page looks like this:
![screen shot 2013-09-18 at 9 43 49 pm](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/5421342/1170201/504e19c0-20cd-11e3-98ff-4b7afb18ecdd.jpg) I'm guessing you'd want to center the button.

If you keep the h2, whether to say "hello" or something better. I tried "welcome," but the longer text throws off the `<div>'s` line. (I'm sure the css could be adjusted if you wanted to say "welcome"...) Maybe something playful like, "Relax, Clef has you covered" could work, if it fits on one line.

Whether to avoid php logic in the tpl. Affirmative is fine with me. But I would need your advice on how to handle the conditional. Would you add a conditional statement to the include statement? Would this entail two templates: one to call when the "or" is needed and another when it is not?