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Ghostlinkz
@ghostlinkz.eth
We need a protocol similar to Farcaster that can serve as home for all the new music being produced worldwide. Imagine all the cool music clients that devs could build. Seems like the only way to truly break free from the monopolistic control exercised by Spotify, YouTube, Apple, and major record labels.
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Brad Barrish
@bradbarrish
This feels like a solution searching for a problem. I feel like this has been solved. What am I missing. The way to break free is to stop renting music. Buy it in digital or physical form. It’s yours. You can rip it, share it, burn it or whatever.
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Ghostlinkz
@ghostlinkz.eth
As long as digital music remains confined within closed ecosystems, the industry will continue to be fragmented, placing smaller artists at a perpetual disadvantage. Simply purchasing digital music does not address this issue. The ppl demand a unified streaming platform.
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Gökhan Turhan
@gokhan.eth
We have Eth for that end with enough L2s plus the Farcaster itself. Storage part can be experimented in the process is all. As an audiophile and amateur, I do think smaller artists cannot stop talking about inequalities, usually roast for you any solution you offer. I think that music business is patchworked, & is OK.
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Ghostlinkz
@ghostlinkz.eth
Storage part is really important, it's why Farcaster is sufficiently decentralized. Do you think we could run YouTube or Spotify on L2 right now?
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Gökhan Turhan
@gokhan.eth
I did not claim the adverse. I think we do not need direct onchain storage. Onchain does not necessarily, in the technical sense, credibly neutral, and I think we have better use of the chain to think under this constraint phase. I think @fascinated is more knowledgable in the issue. That Solana service was OK, too
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Gökhan Turhan
@gokhan.eth
where they offered a unified FE where I could even find the my obscure collections from Boomkat or Soundohm. But it was on Solana, and I do not think Solana is a blockchain—with credibly neutral censorship resistance. Also, what are we going to do if that "protocol" decide to geo-block in the process?
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