[abdullahkhalids]

> I think they're spot on with needing control over your identity, and them being transferable.

I guess this means you need to store some sort of key that can be used to create a persistent id across servers. Which is great. But we need an explicit mechanism to avoid people having to trust a centralized authority to store that key. Storing on their own devices is going to inevitably result in people losing that key.

I don't know if secret sharing can ever be dumbed down and simplified that the average non-tech person can use without getting confused.

[micropresident]

Yup. The UX is going to be tricky. In the system I'm building there's a shared-everything KV store that your client publishes to similar to their system. I've got a system worked out for recovering your account in a decentralized way if a trojan exposes your key. However, I think there will be a need for services that help with this.