I covered that up on my last post.

A group of (probably well-roofed) people with the same residence or affiliation may use different IDs with different make-believe stories, then they would all share the money to themselves.

A group of people living together need not have the same last name or family name--bitcoin is global, and the "last name" culture isn't as strong as it is in the Western countries than in the Eastern.

Thank you.

Any other comments? I particularly still need ideas on the "hoarding" section. I think it's a fairly common problem with charities.

Thanks for your comment.

It lights me up for some security concerns regarding the authenticity of the person needing the money. In my head I have right now a way to vaguely construct some kind of authentication process (have the person in need e-mail me directly, providing IDs or such and such info). The system may work like this:

1. A person submits his/her story, giving me his/her contact information.
2. I would then communicate in e-mail with this person, to see if he/she has any identification I can accept.
3. If the person is legitimate then I would certainly submit the content into the Tumblog. Requests for anonymity (or lack thereof) will be taken into account.

In this scheme, there is no way the person behind the story can be anonymous, but only to me as the admin.

I also realized that hoarding may also be a problem (probably a gang of already well-roofed people bringing out IDs even though they're in a same group--then they would share the bounty).