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Mmmm this could be solved using Zero-Knowledge proofs. When registering pick an elo. Provide a proof that you own the account in that Elo range and then you ca
by random_kris 4y ago
Mmmm this could be solved using Zero-Knowledge proofs.
When registering pick an elo. Provide a proof that you own the account in that Elo range and then you can create another account that will start in that Elo range.
- alkonaut 4y agoAn account that you never play with doesn't have much value. And as soon as you play one game, thereby revealing your unique playstyle, you have pretty much signed the account with all your previous account names, which also potentially tie into your real identity. So you get ONE pseudonym and then any other account you create are known aliases of that pseudonym. And if you play in person, then any account/pseudonym you ever create are linked to your human identity as well.