The only way you'd ever get found out is if the affected MP was lying to the public and the identity documents do indeed get retained...

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arrowsmith 5 days ago | parent | next [-]

The generated addresses aren't real. It gave a London address for my MP; I know where he lives and it isn't London.

Most MPs' home addresses are actually quite easy to find. Mine's was printed below his name on the ballot paper last election – a nice reminder of how we used to have a high-trust society. I doubt this practice will be continued for much longer.

	▲	timje1 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		Yeah the address on all the IDs is for parliament. I assume one could find em there

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qualeed 5 days ago | parent | prev [-]

>The only way you'd ever get found out is if the affected MP was lying to the public and the identity documents do indeed get retained...

I'm more talking about the developer of the site rather than the users. And the developer could potentially be found out if they posted it on a popular hacking website and used a known alias and registered the domain in the UK.

But, if they're comfortable, all the more power to them. As I said, I do really like the spirit of the site.

	▲	shubb 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		If I was that developer, I'd blacklist embedding of all British MPs and councilors to avoid fraud. This would also block the entire UK political class from accessing adult materials (I got blocked by a wine forum), which would be a very effective protest...