"In addition, having real identity as a feature could enable building more trustworthy communities that could go beyond online discussions.." No. It's just not

"In addition, having real identity as a feature could enable building more trustworthy communities that could go beyond online discussions.." No. It's just not safe to provide your real identity on the internet except in narrow situations (such as friends and family or businesses you are buying goods and services from). Problems arise with employers, crazies, law enforcement... The last situation I was just reading about was: "Reddit Asks Court to Protect Users Right to Anonymous Speech in Piracy Case" https://torrentfreak.com/reddit-asks-court-to-protect-users-right-to-anonymous-speech-in-piracy-case-230707/ https://torrentfreak.com/reddit-asks-court-to-protect-users-...