Grays42

Ok, ok. I get better and come again tomorrow.

See, it really bugs me that Alliance have such a bad rep. I've played both, and there are cool people and whiny people on both sides. :P

From what I can tell, the only reason people are so loyal to horde is because raiding as horde was so much harder in vanilla due to paladins, so when they got paladins in BC, they suddenly catapaulted into world firsts across the board.

What's your best GM Joke?

Rob, put a spot on your donation page for comments.

That way, when you get my $50 from a guy in Texas, it's because you know it's a redditor who wants you to beat the crap out of Paul Ryan, get some progressive politics going, and most of all, oppose SOPA. ;)

Good luck!

linked to a drivers license number, voters registration card, or SSN

I'm wary about this idea.

On the one hand, such a system would need to interface directly with a government database and potentially expose that information to intrusion through a variety of means depending on implementation.

On the other, it could potentially reveal identifying information to lawmakers about personal details of people they have no business getting to.

Of course, it entirely depends on implementation and security measures, but tying it to critical legal information is a last resort measure. Allowing Google and Facebook to manage identities is a good idea, and perhaps even working with Google and Facebook to perform some sort of independent location verification to reduce spam voting.