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Also, with the connection to the latter post let me post a suggestion on Bnet profiles verification here.
How it works:
1. Each person can verify the other person's Bnet account on a given gateway (see *Note). [s]The verifier gains no XP points again and possibly even losses few.[/s] (If the verification requires request from the person you will verify then the verifier may gain XP.)
2. On the profile page the list of the verifiers (accomplished) is provided near each Bnet account.
3. A person may claim the given Bnet account is wrong, because it is his account.
4. Accounts with such claims appear on the moderators page. Moderators may negotiate on the date/time of the verification and verify the account themselves.
5. After the real Bnet account holder is found out the moderator may apply measures to the stealer's nibbits account as well as nibbits accounts which have verified him (if any).
6. That way all Bnet accounts split on the next groups (from the most confidence to the least): G0 = "the Bnet account is the account of a moderator", G1 = "the Bnet account is verified by a Bnet account from G0", G2 = "the Bnet account is verified by a Bnet account from G1 or by a Bnet account from G2", G3 = "the account is verified by at least one Bnet account, which is not in G0, G1 or G2", G4 = "the Bnet account is not verified by anyone".
*Note. There is a button on each nibbits account for people to request the given Bnet account verification from this person. The receiver may agree to verify the account: in response he pushes a special button which generates a message template with verification code the first person must tell him on Bnet, with a form to fill the proposed time and date of their meeting and with possible comments. People may further exchange private messages until they come to an agreement about the time and date of the meeting.