Do you think that's important?

Depends how big you fuck up.

No, and I'm thankful for that

Relative to a normal life, nobody knows me now... and with where and how I live that likely won't change.

So definitely not, aside from the unlikely event I could get my head preserved (likely questionable testing). Then again I know in all likelihood that wouldn't work, so I'm not sure getting a mention in some niche Wikipedia article would be the same as being remembered.

Nope

The people of nepal, probably. Remembered as a collective

How many people do you know who were alive 600 years ago?

People might be if you eat the Mona Lisa.

No.

Me personally? Absolutely not and that's great. Someone who is alive now? Probably yes. We know about Socrates and Caesar and Leif Erickson and Ghengis Khan and Cleopatra.

Remember in what capacity? I don't think any of our (users in this thread) names will be a part of conversation or on anyone's mind in any meaningful capacity. I do believe that digital storage is getting better and that our names and information about us will still probably exist somewhere in 600 years. So maybe somewhere someone might see your name. But that's very different than "remembering", you know?

Considering how small my online presence is, nope. I'll be remember until the last of my family kick the bucket.

I think some of the tech geniuses of our time will be remembered since it was the birth of the internet.

I mean, we remember Da Vinci, Columbus, and Martin Luther. That was 600 years ago.

I read books from people that died centuries or even millennia ago (ok in their case, their writings are not technically speaking books, but you get the idea). So, a few of us could be remembered as well.

Alas, there is a difference in our days and age: all our creations, text, images and sound, are digital. There is hardly any hardcopy anymore. And I doubt much if any of most of our 'dematerialized' content and even worse our cloud stored/streamed content will survive long after the last person stops paying the monthly fee. And even for those that don't are not cloud -stored, I doubt much will survive more than a few years after we have passed. Digital doesn't decay well.

For those future human beings, if there are any left to study our times,, we could as well be known as the 'voiceless trash age', without much artifacts left beside a planet filled with waste and plastic craps. Oh, and piles and piles of dead smartphones, too.

Gods no. Who would want to know about me in the future?

not if you don't make art

Maybe a few particularly consequential world leaders, but most of us? No.

Someone will be remembered. It's very unlikely to be me, unless human lifespans get a lot longer, which TBF they probably will.

Gorbachev will probably still be famous at some point after 3025, let alone 2625, although he might be forgotten and then popularised in between.

If someone is immortal they would.

According to The Vandals, no. It's a fact.