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protocol eng @ recallnet.twitter, interested in verifiable computing, mod /zk; avichalp.me

a zkTLS-powered solution to let ghostwriters prove they wrote something, without revealing the person they wrote it for, etc. 

I'd be the first user & forever evangelist. 

s/o the @avichalp.eth for the idea.

Writer & growth marketer for zk-aligned brands | From big ideas to sticky narratives | @safary Certification Cohort 1 🦁

But this will only verify that they wrote something not what and its quality. 



valar morghulis || megabyte0x.xyz || building @yourreplyguy

Right, that makes sense. Actually I'm sure there would be lots of roadblocks to implementing this idea — maybe it's not even feasible that way. 

But still, showcasing proof of work is a real pain for me personally in my 6+ years of being a ghostwriter in this space. More so when you're trying to come out of the shadows. 

So yeah, a solution to that end would be perfect for me (and many others, I'm sure). How or if it will work out — that's an open question, really, and I can't say I have a solid idea yet.

A platform as a middleware should be there. 

You write there and it post on company’s page, and with that it provides you a certificate (NFT) kind of thing with the employer feedback/rating on it. 

Its an interesting problem to solve.