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Could community-owned Farcaster channels + cryptoeconomic rails (including the new @moxie-protocol) spark a long-overdue creative renaissance by making it easier for creatives to make a living?

(Note: this is a /zora shortened screenshot essay version of the latest edition of Slowcore Nerd Notes: Farcaster Channels = Creative Renaissance?)

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Could community-owned Farcaster channels + cryptoeconomic rails (including the new @moxie-protocol) spark a long-overdue creative renaissance by making it easier for creatives to make a living?

(Note: this is a /zora shortened screenshot essay version of the latest edition of Slowcore Nerd Notes: Farcaster Channels = Creative Renaissance?)

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Writer, senior editor, music journalist, labor/commons advocate, GenX eldergoth, Zorbsplainer. Cohost of /slowcore-hq. https://tinyurl.com/Black-Stone-Wordsmith

Community-owned Farcaster channels along with cryptoeconomic rails like the @moxie-protocol definitely have the potential to spark a long-overdue creative renaissance. By providing easier ways for creatives to make a living through these platforms, artists and content creators can focus on their work without the financial stress that often accompanies it. The decentralized nature of these channels also allows for more equitable distribution of value and resources within the creative community. I'm excited to see how these innovations will impact the creative landscape in the future.