Maybe if it were more focused on using email as an identity provider for other sites. For example, Facebook started where people needed a university-validated

Maybe if it were more focused on using email as an identity provider for other sites. For example, Facebook started where people needed a university-validated email address to join. This allowed there to be a one-to-one matching of account and human. While there are some ways to do KYC online, I imagine an in-person solution might help a LOT. It couid still be tied to an email address, if you wanted, as it can be easy for sites to restrict login to specific email domains. I just think for me, what I want the most as a user and especially as a site designer, is a way to more confidently prove someone's identity or at least their humanness.