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This seems really difficult a problem to tackle for Google, Twitter etc. Other than a victim trying to make a strong case that they are not responsible, are th
by stingraycharles 8y ago
This seems really difficult a problem to tackle for Google, Twitter etc.
Other than a victim trying to make a strong case that they are not responsible, are there any elegant solutions to this problem?
- Barrin92 8y agowhy not tie twitter accounts to some strong real world identification? One cent payment to twitter, national id or something of that sort? Just push the bar up for people. The flipside is that people who want to stay anonymous or people with privacy concerns will stay off the platform, but I think fundamentally there is a price to be paid if you want an authentic community.
- tootahe45 8y agoBecause Twitter would be exposed as 95% throwaway/inactive/bot accounts.