I think what you have done here is re-invented the actual helpful version of a practice whose authoritarian bureaucratic cargo-culted version is called “anonymous peer review”.
It is easy (and maybe dangerously wrong) to come to the straightforward conclusion that peer review in general is simply evil bullshit… until one finds the place from which a benevolent truth-oriented human (like oneself) finds a reason to consult with an actual “epistemic peer” as a prudent and socially-embedded response to one’s own uncertainty about things one cares about.
I think what you have done here is re-invented the actual helpful version of a practice whose authoritarian bureaucratic cargo-culted version is called “anonymous peer review”.
It is easy (and maybe dangerously wrong) to come to the straightforward conclusion that peer review in general is simply evil bullshit… until one finds the place from which a benevolent truth-oriented human (like oneself) finds a reason to consult with an actual “epistemic peer” as a prudent and socially-embedded response to one’s own uncertainty about things one cares about.