It's not about volunteers, it's about who is doing the work. It's another symptom of the movement to make the Internet a "zero-trust" environment over the last

It's not about volunteers, it's about who is doing the work. It's another symptom of the movement to make the Internet a "zero-trust" environment over the last 20 years. For some reason, people want to only interact with text on a screen. Who's taking this crypto? Who cares? Who's managing this website or forum? Who cares? Who's maintaining this software package? Who cares? We're semi-hairless apes with brains adapted to living in social groups of 150-300 people, and now we have placed so many of the daily transactions of life into this system that could theoretically make the social group the size of humanity. We've fooled ourselves into thinking that if we just make anonymity a feature of the system, bad actors can't hurt us.