No, because we don’t have a president here.

Oh… did you mean a president of a specific country, but forgot to specify which one?

come on, it’s not that simple!

there’s also linear algebra

GDPR applies when the user is in EU, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the server is. Many websites are GDPR-compliant without being hosted in the EU.

The domain’s DNS point to an Australian IP.

The “about” page gives contact@piefed.social as a contact method – maybe just ask them directly?

Before “voting for a good candidate” there’s also “mass protests” and “general strike”

I prefer my Sundays to be on a weekEND

maybe the response was addressing comments to, and not the original tweet?

‘The punctuation: in the title’ isn’t confusing’ at all

coffee only started to do anything to me after i got on methylphenidate

the genius of simplicity! love it!

that kinda sounds like you wish them to spend a looong time having to fight for independence

Okay, i found a use case 😉 Where I live, you can get anonymous STI testing, and at the reception they identify you by first name and date of birth that you filled out online – but since it's communicated verbally, everyone in the waiting room can hear.

That's where Memdeklaro could come in: they already trust whatever name and DoB you give them verbally, so they might just as well trust a piece of plastic that's conveniently available in your wallet.

I’m totally digging the sentiment, but I struggle to understand the practical aspects. What use is this ID, if realistically no institution is gonna accept it? What’s stopping me from claiming that i’m Marie Skłodowska-Curie? How can I trust that someone presenting me with such an ID is a freedom-loving stateless refugee, and not a criminal faking their identity?