Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Online anonymity often appears to undermine accountability, offering little incentive for civil behavior, but accountability failures usually result not from  anonymity  itself but from the  disposability  of virtual identities. A user banned for misbehavior---e.g., spamming from a free E-mail account or stuffing an online ballot box---can simply open other accounts or connect from other IP addresses. Instead of curtailing freedom of expression by giving up anonymity, online services and communities should support  accountable pseudonyms : virtual personas that can provide both anonymity and accountability.  propose  Pseudonym parties , a scheme for creating accountable pseudonyms, which combine inperson social occasions (parties) with technical infrastructure (a pseudonymous sign-on service) to enforce the rule that  one real person  gets  one virtual persona  on any participating online service. Pseudonym parties enable the user to adopt different personas in different online spaces without revealing the connection beten them, while ensuring that each user has only one accountable pseudonym in  each  space. Pseudonym parties can be started incrementally in a fully decentralized fashion, can run on volunteer labor with minimal funds, and may even be fun.
['Bryan Ford', 'Jacob Strauss']
I am writing a research paper on a idea An offline foundation for online accountable pseudonyms
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