kind of sad when a large percentage of website visitors are just airdrop farmers

I like baking /goodbread and building apps on web3 protocols. DevRel @ ENS Labs

been thinking recently about sybil resistance thru IRL… have you thought about this?

design @splits | prev @event and @latenightcrew

wdym? I interpret that at Worldcoin which gets very mixed reviews 😅 (and isn’t legal in the US)

you could get a list of every address that has attended a meetup in a given community and you'd know that those wallets are all verified humans

- how do you ensure the same person won’t give a different address at each event?

- how do you ensure that each person is giving their own address?

I have used BrightID as a proof of humanity. Gitcoin also an option - it uses activity on GH, web2 2FA to construct a level of certainty.

Call me /aj | /origami folder | residing in /dcl

im thinking less about two ppl meeting each other and more about proving attendance at an event

When I physically meet a person I can mark them as “just met”. For people I have encountered numerous times either online or physically, I can mark them as “already known”. But for people who appear to be overly eager to get me to meet them I can refuse to have that kind of handshake or I can mark them as ?