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P.S. it would be wise for heavily invested users like Jones to pay for custom or "first class user" contracts that are more like a long-term lease than a license, instead of depending on the click-wrap nobody reads that gives the platform all the rights.
It's hard for dry code to protect against spoofing, because we read names as wet code, and it's hard to have a globally unique yet human-readable name, and hard to protect against spoofers making the initial claim of a name. Legal names are local, hard to socially scale.
