Yeah, but it’s deeper than that, regardless of how much structure we put around it, an actor with enough motivation could likely identify any of us on Nostr, anon or not. We all leak shit in the background and you have to get it right 100% of the time (nearly impossible over the long term), even on minor mistake is enough to be the answer to the tangled knot.

So even anon accounts I think have an incentive to maintain and conduct themselves as personas with embedded social value (and therefore real world risk if sufficiently bad behavior is discovered).

But for people that just want to be anons and hang out and #zap and shit then yeah all good. But I think that’s fairly similar for non anons anyways.