I will bring the bitcointalk addition up at the meeting. As one member has already posted, this might not work due to the fact that it in my opinion (for cryptocurrency as a whole) it looks like the only people using bitcointalk for the majority of coins seem to have been in crypto for a while, since this was one of the few places to talk about crypto years ago and a lot of newer people are using discord or others more than the forums these days, so it might limit the number of available accounts, thus creating a centralized factor once again.
The latest airdrop has been totally centralized - the cheaters have probably got over 80-90% of the whole distributed amount, if we consider both the drop per AD minimum amount compared to the previous one AND the fact that many legit partecipants did not manage to get the verification process working for them in the very little time at their disposal. Needless to say that we are talking here about a much worse centralisation than the one that bitcointalk would cause. Someone has suggested to add KYC for non bitcointalk members. Or some other more stringent verification for not-bitcointalk members. Whatever it'll be, I'd strongly recommend to find something which will work. You've been extremely unefficient in that until now and you have no idea how much you are jeopardizing your own project with that. Having myself invested quite a lot in buying x-cash on Stex I'd be very disappointed to see the project fail due to the team being unable to deeal which things like that and - even worse - being even unable to realize that they are unable and that the need to seek professional help.
Also someone asked if the coins were distributed already. I am not sure what you mean, since this was a no ICO project.
This was most likely a spammer, if you look at his posting history most of his posts are inconsistent, no need to answer to such messages, eventually report spam to moderator.