I dislike 'boxes,' but if I had to characterize myself I would suggest that I could be described as cryptoanarchist and voluntaryist in terms of my thought processes and philosophies which I appreciate helping to put into practice.
On the subject of "crypto-anarchy does not require anonymity," I would certainly state that it does not, but systems which emanate from a crypto-anarchistic perspective should preserve the choice or ability for people to make decisions about anonymity and identity generally, regardless of how you personally perceive of or define identity.
This is part of what is discussed in the ABIS protocol.
I dislike 'boxes,' but if I had to characterize myself I would suggest that I could be described as cryptoanarchist and voluntaryist in terms of my thought processes and philosophies which I appreciate helping to put into practice.
On the subject of "crypto-anarchy does not require anonymity," I would certainly state that it does not, but systems which emanate from a crypto-anarchistic perspective should preserve the choice or ability for people to make decisions about anonymity and identity generally, regardless of how you personally perceive of or define identity.
This is part of what is discussed in the ABIS protocol.
You can read the whole proposal here:
http://github.com/ABISprotocol/ABIS
Cheers