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Verify how

• casefields 7y ago
  You should try signing up on Nextdoor. This isn't a hard problem, nor would anyone be forced to verify themselves if they don't want to.
  • Crosseye_Jack 7y ago
    Nextdoor doesn’t think I’m using my real name and told me to contact support instead. Yeah F that...
  • jimkleiber 7y ago
    I don't know if Nextdoor's method of mailing a card to someone's mailbox would work for Twitter, but I like your example of a social network that has taken verification much more seriously.
• jimkleiber 7y ago
  Not exactly sure which method they'd use but seems like if they wanted to do it, they could put a lot more effort into figuring it out. I mean, Bumble, a dating app, does a simple (maybe too-easy-to-game) verification, but with so many banks having to abide by know your customer (KYC) requirements, then I think social networks could figure it out.