So you&#x27;re giving attention seekers (read, a lot of trolls) a way to get even more attention for saying the most horrible things they can think of.<p>Why do I get the feeling this isn&#x27;t going to work well? Seems like a pretty good marketing strategy actually, especially if your product&#x2F;service relates to freedom of speech, censorship, harassment or something else and you can stick a link in at the end of the tweet.<p>I also wonder how the hell they try and verify where anyone actually lives, given the existence of proxies and other such devices.  Seems like it could be very easily &#x27;abused&#x27; to frame someone else, especially if you know it could cause a falling out between them and someone they&#x27;re close to.<p>And on a funnier note... good deal for bilboard owners.  Flame the hell out of people on Twitter, then jack the prices up a few hundred times and watch a charity pay to put your angry messages up in the street...