Farcaster

Farcaster's open and permissionless data model is great while we're still a small, high-trust community. 

But it's fundamentally at odds with privacy. 

I'm not sure we've fully internalized the consequences of having a permanent history of our speech tied to our financial records.

Elevating onchain creators 

@nodefoundation @brightmoments 
@ampsfun

What consequences come to mind? It's a great observation. "Privacy" has often been used like the ring of Gyges to hide wrongdoing also, though, so in a world that's increasingly distrustful, transparency seems to be at least one way to enforce accountability.