John Palmer 💡
@john
I really do believe you take moral damage to your soul every time you put out a new coin, with a high bar for exceptions. Unless it's something that: a) Has long-term, unique meaning to you that comes from the heart b) Can only be done via the token medium (and the side effects of the medium are inevitable) Personally creating a new conduit for other people to PVP gamble against each other, while simultaneously taking a rake on the volume, without the exceptions above, is morally vacuous behavior. The more frequent, the worse.
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@j4ck.eth
i’m a collector not a coiner 🤝🤝🤝
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Wilson Cusack
@wilsoncusack
I think this misses as seeing at as maybe just a fun twist on “tipping culture.” Most of the time I buy as a tip. Maybe once and while I’ll think of selling again. In this way I like that content coins can trade into a creator coin.
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Nick Smith
@iamnick.eth
what were the biggest learnings that came from PartyDAOs experiments in this area? what do you think the best mechanism is for rewarding creators who are locked into a zero-sum attention game on existing social platforms like Insta/tiktok/youtube etc and generally capture much less of the value than they might in crypto?
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Ace
@ace
think you articulated the fuzzy feeling i had pretty clearly https://farcaster.xyz/ace/0xafcb60b8
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Nicholas <AESC>
@nintynick.eth
this cast is an information hazard because the moral damage is much higher once you are aware of this fact
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Michael
@michael
agree
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Simisola.eth
@simplysimi
Lately , I had this feeling These folks think they are smart and hurt some ppl just for pleasure
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Biggydaddy.eth
@biggydaddy
it’s not just “fun internet money” when real people lose. If there’s no meaning or necessity, it starts to feel hollow fast.
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