Including board nicks in domain whois details

[Head Boy]

As more and more cheaters seem to be appearing in the adult biz, I wondered if it would help LL and TGP owners if submitters started to include their board nicks in the registration details for their domains. I appreciate that you wouldn't have time to check everyone, but it may make things a bit easier if you wanted to get a feel for the character of a webmaster.

[Ramster]

Nick would only help if they are a steady poster at many places but I doubt much as their submitter name would do the same thing.

And ALL new submitters I DO check the whois of. Every single time.

[Linkster]

not only do we check the whois but we check it against a database of former submitters (former meaning they are no longer able to submit) - and confirmed cheater lists from many sources

[Head Boy]

It was more to help get onto a white list than to detect cheaters. The submitter's id is obviously a good check, but I've seen those traded on some boards. I've been thinking that my domains must be difficult to check as I've got several hundred of my own, and I act as an authorised registration reseller to quite a few other webmasters. Many of those don't seem to update their details and leave a bastardised variant of my details there. I used to use "Sex Elf" as registrant, but now I use "Elf Domains", either of those should indicate that it's my domain. My registration service is "Domain Pairs" and I know that some of my clients were being rejected by LL owners until I got them to update their details.

What would be the easiest way for me to make checks easier for site owners?