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would love to hear a response from @jacob 

imo this is primarily a ux/brand issue. 

zora protocol is super innovative, but the app is a clone of a product creators and consumers don't like (but are super addicted to).

regardless, it's a good thing that they're opinionated, otherwise they'd learn very little. let superrare and foundation flounder with proven bad token and marketplace models.

who else has incentivized curation? who else has created compelling solutions to secondary liquidity and creator royalties? in a digital environment these are the big problems to attack. 

we can't fight the realities of a digital environment - it's an attention game and it's only going to get harder. zora feels much closer than any other nft platform.

found mint protocol very interesting: https://mint.vv.xyz/guide/

Hmmmmm....

Sounds like a good idea for a future UX project 🤔

And if Zora is really a protocol...

UX Designer for DAOs | Pixel Artist | Cypherpunk | https://linktr.ee/Alditrus

using negative space effectively helps a design breathe and can highlight the most important elements.