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50 sats \ 1 reply \ @SatsforStats 29 Nov 2023 \ parent \ on: The faceless "you" meta
Why would you disconnect your actual "you" from your work.
In some cases this seems reasonable. Like Satoshi. I think in his case it makes sense to the decentralization aspect.
It depends. if it enhances the result, the thing you want to achive with your work, then you should remove your person.
In my opinion you should stand for what you create. The good sruff, the bad stuff and the silly stuff.
Why? Because you personally grow form that.
The best storys you can tell are the ones where you proudly tell how miserable you failed and what you have learned from that.
I agree, but nothing stop you from using your alias to tell that story.
The main idea for me is to keep them separate to have others see your work, not "you".
One can also make an temporary alias to test things out, then if it works, connect it the the main "you" or
shared alias to show ownership of the content.
I've seen writers do that, for example.
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