According to Mike Ingle:
Another approach would be to have some people who certify keys as being True Name keys, using special signer keys which are labeled "True Name certifier key" or something similar. These certifiers would be risking their own credibility if they were tricked, so they would have a motive to be careful. If this was a for-profit undertaking (i.e. "send me ten bucks and a copy of your birth certificate, driver's license, and a third form of ID") then it could be fairly effective. Any of you capitalists out there...?
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