Maybe obvious at this point but I think tokenizing a creator, artist, project, etc is far more interesting than a single piece of content, art, etc

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broadly agree, although there are similar models for artists / creators in the non-crypto world (360 deals, whatever sam lessin is doing, etc).

tokenizing a person's output and expecting a profit from it forever doesn't seem feasible. the scope is too large. and people go through phases so you can't expect them to do the same thing long term.

projects explicitly define the scope, which aligns the incentives and expectations. 

that's why shares in companies make a lot more sense than shares in people's output.

why do you say no for the former but yes for the latter?