This is The Correct Answer™. Share your work. Cite your sources. Sign your name. Bonus points for errata and retractions. Signatures can be for nyms, anons,

This is The Correct Answer™. Share your work. Cite your sources. Sign your name. Bonus points for errata and retractions. Signatures can be for nyms, anons, IRL persons, organizations, horses, whatever. Just so long as the trust chain checks out. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_authority https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certificate_authority -- As for implementation, assuming the author's public key is posted, public missives will have something like GnuPG short codes. Maybe Base64. Extra points for registering (logging) these short codes somewhere? A rolling hash log (sorry, spacing the actual name) is probably sufficient. Like a git repo for one's blog. Since a16z and other usual suspects are hyping Web3, I haven't bothered to learn about it. I just assume it's probably overkill, vapor, some kind of grift.