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Inventories, Not Identities. Why multisigs are the future of online… | by Kei Kreutler | GnosisDAO | Medium

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This essay is the first in a Gnosis Guild series by @keikreutler bridging cryptonetworks, web3, and gaming. The second essay is A Prehistory of DAOs: Cooperatives, gaming guilds, and the networks to come. Join the Gnosis Guild Discord today to continue the conversation. The internet has an identity crisis. The web came of age with the social platforms of the 2000s. While these social platforms created new forms of connection, in many ways they disappointed the early vision of the web as an open jurisdiction. While establishing norms for how we individually represent ourselves, social platforms also, in part, dampened the imagination of a pseudonymous web. Along with other promises, the web suggested itself as an experimental prosthetic, through which different forms of identity could be explored, and individuals or groups could choose pseudonymous identity. Today, instead, we see social platform monopolies like Facebook enforcing a real-name policy, which insists individual users regis

Inventories, Not Identities Why multisigs are the future of online accounts Kei Kreutler 16 min read · Mar 31, 2021 -- 1 Listen Share This essay is the first in a Gnosis Guild series by @keikreutler bridging cryptonetworks, web3, and gaming. The second essay is A Prehistory of DAOs: Cooperatives, gaming guilds, and the networks to come . Join the Gnosis Guild Discord today to continue the conversation. Press enter or click to view image in full size Inventory screen from Cruelty Squad by Consumer Softproducts . Via https://www.are.na/edouard-urcades/inventory-body . The internet has an identit

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