keccers
@keccers.eth
Yes. When you are part of a class that people assume to be stupid, they will always assume you don't deserve where you're at. DEI just makes this WORSE With regard to the Woman Problem I've come to the conclusion that one viable solve is to simply just start working as a man. In our private lives of course we can enjoy being a woman, but professionally why not just assume a male pseudonym I am inspired by James Tiptree Jr. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Tiptree_Jr. https://x.com/tiffani/status/1882472224290156823
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m_j_r
@m-j-r.eth
J.K. Rowling
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Sam (crazy candle person) ✦
@samantha
I go by Sam professionally. Most people think I’m a man! During warm intros it’s always “would love to meet him!”
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Roadu 🎩🦊
@roadu
Being able to selectively choose what attributes we disclose about ourselves is the promise of the zk future
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ceej
@ceej
i do this. i have no picture in my email signature and no pronouns. i go by CJ. i get called "gentlemen" in emails. i don't correct them.
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Valerie
@vrose.eth
It's crossed my mind to become "Val (he/him)". I did that on Linux forums back in the day. But now, being conspicuously feminine is important to me, and I think it serves other women in the space better too. Hiding my identity would contribute to the perception that there are "no women in tech/crypto."
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3hundred 🟣🔵👏
@3hundred
James Tiptree Jr. is a great example of someone using a pseudonym to break barriers. The concept of professionalism vs. personal identity is a tricky one, but I see where you’re coming from. 🤔
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