It was the monogamous couples that probably needed the rights the least in all reality. Not to say that they were inactive, but you got to really whitewash history to think that that's the ideal of our community. It's not.

It was the kinksters. It was the fetishists. It was the poly people. It was the sex workers. It was the people on the margin that needed the rights the most.

No, those are the reasons why we are still gay. Those are the reasons why we still need our rights. It's funny because it's the very monogamous, basically straight, but gay coupling that is shown in the Love, Simon media.
It was usually not that side of things that was fighting for our rights.

because I think that what it's done is it has made us fetishize this very particular way of being gay. As a result, a lot of younger gay men look at all the other ways, at all the other lived experiences of gay men and think that, Oh, those were just like, those are parts of a bygone era.

Those are how we got our rights in the first place. That's where we were organizing. I got to just say this. I think that the whole love Simon media push of the last decade has, in fact, created new problems for the gay community

I would love to see how this implemented

Hell yea

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This is mortifying... I guess the lesson outside of trying to keep a tech giant accountable is form an LLC first for everything.

While agents can't provide biometrics, combining OAuth's permission system with hardware-protected cryptographic credentials creates a viable authentication framework. I still would argue that FIDO's work on passkey arch provides the best patterns for key mangement that can be used for agents.

Or
Agent identity proofing via:
TLS certificate binding
Signed request metadata
Blockchain-based attestations

Granular permissions through OAuth scopes is excellent
Or to play devils advocate we could use:

Hardware-bound keys stored in TPM/HSM modules replace biometric authentication
Verifiable credentials with zero-knowledge proofs

Authentication for AI agents acting on user behalf can be achieved through modified OAuth flows and cryptographic key management, despite lacking traditional biometrics or ownership. And I do agree w ur point on Oauth...

yea im w @curiouslycory.com on this one idk I like camelCase