I like the idea of such "shame list". The question is though, how would you prioritize and incentivize those websites to change? My quick idea is that it would

I like the idea of such "shame list". The question is though, how would you prioritize and incentivize those websites to change? My quick idea is that it would be good to have a way of reproducing those cases somehow; not sure how though, because registration is something that is difficult to automate, so we'd probably need some browser extension to do this research. Once we could automatically test (or semi-automatically, waiting for a user to verify) whether this is still an issue, we could create a website where one could sort by most popular / annoying / old flaws, maybe also arranged by communities so that changes would happen. Either way, I appreciate kicking this off. It's definitely a good start. I just wish we could transition from this to actually changing this deliberately, as opposed to just shaming and hoping for organizations to eventually fix their things.