Pain Points

is there any possible way the chain can solve spam email and telemarketing

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@cdixon.eth often talks about this style solution

spammer pays fee to send 

receiver gets paid to receive spams

wide adoption for “proof of personhood” (PoP) mechanisms would solve a lot of issues 

filter: verified humans only

it would instantly cut out email spam from botnets (the vast majority), and would make it easier to trace & blacklist bad actors 

imagine instead of blocking an email address or phone number, you block the actual human behind it, so they can never contact you across any account on any platform

even if you could prove personhood youd still be getting emails you dont want

wide adoption for “proof of personhood” (PoP) mechanisms would solve a lot of issues 

filter: verified humans only

https://worldcoin.org/blog/worldcoin/proof-of-personhood-what-it-is-why-its-needed

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"By implementing LSP1, any smart contract or wallet can detect incoming transactions and automatically trigger customized responses. This could range from accepting certain types of assets, rejecting unwanted tokens, or even executing specific actions when receiving a message"

i continue to find these docs inspiring 

https://docs.lukso.tech/standards/generic-standards/lsp1-universal-receiver

Absolutely. Eliminating spam email was the basis for what eventually evolved into Bitcoin.

PoW was originally a spam reduction mechanism.

Considering the volume of steaming land mines airdropped into my wallet, I’m doubtful until privacy tech catches up or leapfrogs ahead.

something there for sure

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashcash

Feels like a word filter layer can abstract at least some of the junk

Hell, lets find a solution to spam tokens and nfts first

Yeh! Just use the chain for spam only 😂 reverse the Psyop and eventually maybe all bots and scammers will realise how easy it is to mass spam and target potential “customers” using the open ledger.

At least we could then choose what nfts and or flags we fly in our public wallets…