20 sats \ 13 replies \ @ek 12 Feb \ parent \ on: Stacker Saloon
Depends on what degree of anonymity you accept as anon. I try to hide my face and real name but that's it. But not sure how much longer I can hide my face, it's pretty annoying in calls. I also usually do show my face in 1on1 calls like with @kr or @itsTomekK from @Alby. In the Alby community call, I covered my face though and @itsTomekK wrote "Free Ross" in the chat because of that I think haha
But I also like to cover my face as a statement on privacy 🤔
I guess you are not @anon anymore 🤔 my definition of anon is no one knows who you are ( your fiat name ) and how you look.
@nemo and @DarthCoin is a good example of an anon. 👀
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@nemo and @DarthCoin is a good example of an anon. 👀
Assuming they indeed never linked their name or face to their nyms. I think that could indeed be the case for @nemo but not so sure for @DarthCoin. I would think that at least some people IRL know that he is @DarthCoin online?
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Yes, some bitcoiners know me IRL. They even came to my house. But are very few that know me and those ones respect my privacy as I respect theirs.
Yes is hard to keep a certain separation between online nyms and real You.
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if even his wife doesn't know how many bitcoins he has, I doubt he would even leak that he's @DarthCoin 😂