With new technologies, anxiety is spreading among creators and artists that they may now be evaluated precisely by erasing their own presence.

In most cases, this sense of dissonance is dismissed as a small, personal concern.

Yet, it is this very premise that is worth questioning.

When creators erase their own presence, the relationship of trust with their readers erodes.

Those affected carry a burden that existing options cannot resolve, yet there is still no name for this pain.

This is because the accelerated distribution of digital content has diluted individual branding and identity.

How can creators maintain their identity and build relationships with readers in the future?

Existing publishing models and promotional methods fail to adequately convey a creator's individuality and presence.

A platform where creators can selectively reveal their presence, or a system that supports anonymous creation.

Because the existing market fails to meet the needs of readers who seek the individuality and presence of creators.

The market quietly begins to acquire a name after observation. The sense of dissonance does not yet have a name. Yet, the body remembers.

The sense of dissonance has not yet been named by anyone. Yet, there are others who feel this exact same misalignment.

For now, it is enough to keep it on HOLD.