When talking to public, it would probably be best to split yourself into as many personas as many different things you want to talk about. For example, you want to blog about five different topics? Create five different blogs, and use five different pseudonyms on them. Then people who disagree with one of your opinions won’t automatically dismiss the remaining ones.
(The downside is that people who deeply agree with you on one of your opinions won’t automatically trust you more about the remaining ones. Also, more blogs = less traffic per blog. And you might want a place to explore the interactions between your individual ideas.)
When talking to public, it would probably be best to split yourself into as many personas as many different things you want to talk about. For example, you want to blog about five different topics? Create five different blogs, and use five different pseudonyms on them. Then people who disagree with one of your opinions won’t automatically dismiss the remaining ones.
(The downside is that people who deeply agree with you on one of your opinions won’t automatically trust you more about the remaining ones. Also, more blogs = less traffic per blog. And you might want a place to explore the interactions between your individual ideas.)
I actually do a similar thing with comments. If I have two remarks, I make two comments, so people can upvote at higher resolution :)