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borodutch
@warpcastadmin.eth
gm degens, the TIME HAS COMETH you can now create YOUR OWN MEMECOIN in like 4 clicks!!! go to memecoins.science now — that's all you need to do to generate an ERC20 memecoin then you'll get the mint link that all your fellow degens can use to mint!!! $FARTS $FARCATS $PURPLE $POINTS $WHATEVER you have the power!!
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typeof.eth 🔵
@typeof.eth
Lol, no mention of the 0.01 ETH fee to deploy a contract or the 2.5% fee on every token mint anywhere on the page? Had to put that behind a ToS?
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df
@df
brb deploying a free version from his FOSS code
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df
@df
ok so what does everything think; A or B? redeploy with A) removed fees B) change the 2.5% fee contract address to purple's
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typeof.eth 🔵
@typeof.eth
I’d go with free contract deployment + lower fee on mint. But the bigger thing is being transparent about it. TOS !== pricing page.
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df
@df
yeah agreed the pricing is very opaque and sneaky
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m00npapi.eth
@m00npapi.eth
Ah yes paying someone for their labor is one of the oldest tricks in the book
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borodutch
@warpcastadmin.eth
☝️ exactly this, I'm sick of people who get *free" and "fully open-source* software under MIT license and complain about fees smh
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davisshaver.eth
@davisshaver
That’s not the critique though, it’s that the fees are obfuscated
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borodutch
@warpcastadmin.eth
they are clear enough. they are literally in the terms of service that only has 3 points. if someone users the service without reading such short tos, then they don't care about the fees anyway. if they don't want fees, they can deploy their own erc20 or memecoins.science. it's all fair play.
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