When I opted in to keep access to my @farcaster account on October 15, I honestly believed that I could opt out later if I didn't like what I saw. I thought when they said "you can change your vote at any time," it applied to everyone.
I was mistaken. Revoking my vote requires permission from an "authorizer".
I believe there are a lot of interesting use cases for soulbound tokens, but it's important for accounts to be able to burn their own tokens in many cases, especially when the token represents a social contract.
The right to exit is a central pillar of the Network State, isn't it @balajis.eth? Exit is supposed to be more important than voice. I agree, and I think we deserve a burn button.
https://basescan.org/token/0x4ecfEd276c566AeB49Da1f3A888E8Dbb7263028D#code#F20#L10
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