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Without anonymity, I simply wouldn’t be here.

Not on Farcaster.
Not as an artist.
Not as a voice.

There’s been a lot of discussion lately about someone who used anonymity to return to web3 after a very public fall from grace. But that’s not what this thread is about.

This is about why anonymity also protects those of us who aren’t trying to hide bad actions: just to shield our lives from unwanted harm.

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"The assumption that anonymity = bad intent ignores the reality many of us live with: the internet is not a safe place for all bodies, all names, all jobs, all truths."