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Message: [QUOTE="dj11, post: 1773147, member: 13851"] When it gets to the nitty gritty of what legislation the sites must follow, I think one of the many should be complete user accountability. This would include me being able to find out after the fact who is getting credit for me having joined that particular site, and how much RB they are getting on an ongoing basis. Exact dates and methods of opening, depositing, and withdrawing should be available for a reasonable length of time, say 3 years. There are so many aspects of the online account game that are similar to, if not exact replicas of opening, and guiding, a self directed IRA, or Trading Account, that financially, those financial instruments and the owner-control of them could offer some serious guidance. ___ Another regulation, affecting players might be unified player naming. While I have several online identities, for poker purposes, I would prefer to have only 1, across all sites. This one will be very contentious, as I know many who want to have multiple accounts at a single site. But in order to have any online game that is secure and dependable, we will need to sacrifice something, and this might be an easy sacrifice. Unified naming might also make the multiple site issue easier. We 'register' at a single 'naming registry' site, and then via that site, register for multiple different poker sites, without the repeated unpleasant ID issues each different site might require. Problem with this is the Government wanting access to that huge registry of names/ID's. SO THIS ISSUE WILL NEED ADDRESSING!. One way or another, keeping unwelcome government out of our business will be as important as keeping site info about us out of the hands of strangers. [/QUOTE]

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