Not really. The point of origin is the private key, which does need to be protected. Lack of identity verification might make key revocation/rotation more difficult, but identity is not really permanently coupled to the keypair. If that were true then why is the only thing stopping me from circulating self-signed certificates with bogus info the lack of a CA signature?

I would prefer notepad-plus-plus.org rather than some vague "Notepad, LLC", registered somewhere in the world.