@argumatronic One way to publish a canonical, authoritative identity database without centralization would be:
[Pause for breath]
A blockchain-distributed, Webfinger-accessible public key database.
Like Keybase, but more buzzwordy.
@argumatronic One way to publish a canonical, authoritative identity database without centralization would be:
[Pause for breath]
A blockchain-distributed, Webfinger-accessible public key database.
Like Keybase, but more buzzwordy.
Ah hem.
YOU DON'T NEED A BLOCKCHAIN FOR THIS
:)
There's no double-spend problem, there's no censorship problem, you just need a normal-ass crypto key/signature list people can copy around.
@clacke I don't want that at all, I just want to automate the age-old process of telling all your friends "hey, I moved and my new phone number is ..."
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