Quality post. By now, holders of EOS should've gotten the message that they need to register their tokens. On top of that, the eosDAC airdrop should've provided a strong incentive for holders to register their tokens sooner rather than later. Is it fair to say that the airdrop also provided confirmation that those who registered their tokens did so correctly (assuming they received their eosDAC tokens)?
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Actually, the eosDAC airdrop didn't require a registered EOS address, but other airdrops will. It's definitely important for people to get this taken care of.