will close by mentioning some people i respect here who i consider to be reasonably pseudonymous (to different degrees)

@lght.eth @six @bored @w1nt3r @0xdesigner @blankspace @amc @androidsixteen.eth @usersteen.eth 

some of these people might not even be THAT pseudonymous but the fact that i think they are is enough

benefits of pseudonymity as a content creator:

> creative risk-taking
> focus on merit
> less focus on appearance, the internet can be mean
> avoid bias and prejudice
> build a clear, single-topic brand
> buffer from parasocial demands
> mystery and audience intrigue
> collaborate as a group
> shield your day job
> safety from harassment, especially when your assets are public
> freedom to detach and build other niche brands

> Offer your identity as a commitment of trust. 
> Decentralize your work and create a team around it. 

Can you have a public profile and start an alter ego from scratch? Were you always anon?