Kyle McCollom
@kyle
I believe in clear pics of faces as PFPs. It’s your personal brand logo - both IRL and URL, and the work you do to build your personal brand online should extend to in person. It's helped so much at parties, events, and conferences.
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jtgi
@jtgi
also shows a bit of skin in the game & professionalism, useful for this era of crypto. its not possible for everyone, sure, but these days if i receive a message from someone with 2021-esque nft pfps i feel a bit of skepticism and wonder if its a serious person or not. often their dms start with ser, bro etc.
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Victor Ma 🧾
@vm
thought about your other post on this when i changed mine recently
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nir.eth 🌿🟣🐦☁️
@nir
Feels corny, makes anonymity for those who want it look out of place and those are the funniest accounts. I save the personal brand for LinkedIn
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antaur ↑
@antaur.eth
interesting take: I have been on Linkedin for 20 years with my face. When I landed here I found joy in having a pseudonym and a PFP. I wish they brought back GIFs for PVP bc I prolly would do both.
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