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What’s stopping you from using this token with a bot?

• 93po 4y ago
  I disagree with top comment a bit - I think we need tokens that are authenticated to an identity much like SSLs certs. If you choose to use your token to post AI generated crap on the internet, I can choose to block it. I can also choose to subscribe to community managed block lists. I think content on the internet needs to be reputation based, and if you choose to read content that isn't signed by a real person's identity, then it's sort of on you if you wind up reading bot written crap. I think community managed lists would also be a great way to filter out people with annoying or problematic communication styles or opinions. If you publicly support Jordan Peterson, I can add you to the list of Jordan Peterson supporters, and as a community we'd never have to read anything you post anywhere, ever.
  • dennis_jeeves1 4y ago
    > If you publicly support Jordan Peterson Do I have to reveal my actual name?
    • 93po 4y ago
      If there's a central authority for connecting tokens to a single identity, and there's a way for me to connect all of your tokens to a central "parent" token so I can block all of someone's tokens at once, then I guess that works.