Two weeks til launch of the first ever (AFAIK) pet memorial NFT collection: Tender Cats https://ottonomy.net/nft/ and conveniently, Solana got real cheap in the last 24hrs.
NFTs are gimmicky but also playful and fun. Celebrate my sweet cat and qualify for early access to upcoming skills recognition experiments and community spaces.
I wish I could have seen @sleslie's presentation on "Libraries and 'Web3'". He does not shy away from the many negative elements but does solid work in identifying the potential value.
I am perhaps irrationally hostile to this movement but there is lots to think about here.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1zOUgSYlJ84bdnftOOURTR4B7znqKaO8-Bq0w9gHF3Wg/edit#slide=id.p
https://ottonomy.net/nft/ The world of NFTs captures some of the playfulness of early Open Badges. What cool concepts can we come up with, and how do we get past the trend of each NFT collection being its own little silo?
I'll be releasing some playful NFT collections throughout the summer to explore the potential of this space, starting in May with the first pet memorial collection on Solana (that I know of). My tender cat was a really good cat, known well to my local friends.
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