RE: nft going into space, kitclout tonguesout meets aliens

i think what these blockchains with little to no fees (and to be clear- i say deso has no fees, i guess it's better to call them infinitesimal, there ARE fees but out of almost 8000 transactions so far, i've paid $0.00 so far -some ridiculously small fraction of a cent that doesn't round up to a cent)-

anyway sorry, what these blockchains with negligible fees shows is that you can think of nfts totally differently. i personally think most nfts are silly. but i make my nfts to just be considered like a tip, but a tip that in turn gives the person something that i put at least a few hours into making.

so there's no real worry about if what you create "fits the perceived definitiion of what an nft is". if someone made a cool piece of art that has a space or alien theme, and they haven't minted it as an nft elsewhere, they could go submit the art to the project and if they get whitelisted, then they can mint it on deso. i really really shy away from coming across like i'm shilling another place here, though i feel like i owe it back now because i actually promote the heck out of hive over on deso- but on deso literally all you have to do is make a post that includes your image, then click a link next to the post that creates an NFT from that post. it's literally like 2-3 clicks and that's it.

there's a lot of things hive does WAY WAY WAY better than deso, but i really think it's probably way easier to mint an nft on deso than anywhere else. (NOW- you might ask yourself, WHAT IS AN NFT? and then ahahaha welcome to hell as you wonder wtf has actually been created i mean shit it's CALLED an nft right? so it's an nft yeah? who the hell knows? it can't be changed, so it's like non-fungible yeah? and it's on a blockchain, so like, i guess it's inherently a token or something.. ahaha WHO KNOWS all i know is gettin dat artwork into space yo!!!!!)

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