Wandering Adventure Party

@alice So commit - possibly publicly reported - crime, change name, rinse and repeat?

You dont seem to care about the issue at hand (ie "not your personal case") that you may be confusing with the notion of online anonymity, a common mistake.

> we could solve the "prove who you are" issue in ways that don't conveniently target and disfranchise women and minorities right before midterm elections.

How?

@alice @amydiehl Thank you for your kind answer, no srsly ; so OK (in retrospect baby steps can sound condescending, it's actually not but I'm sorry if it... Nahh, you understood) so OK, we're on the same page.

Name changing is a problem, in a society basically based upon it. I'm not talking social credit here, I'm talking basic secular rules. You are supposed to be able to ask about/search the registers/google the person in front of you and know who they are. Can we agree on that?

@alice @amydiehl I was just addressing your claim that only trans, immigrants and married women change their name. Baby steps, honey ; So that's false, OK, cool. Now. Do they change their first, last name, or both? Let's engineer that thing together.

@alice @amydiehl

Ya know who's done that?

- Married women
- Trans & nonbinary folx
- Immigrants

No. A lot of plain criminals do that, too. It's a real problem.

@stux Ohh