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i can see why people compare there two, but they are very distinct and different to me. Clanker (which i am a big fan of) is finding a lot of success in tokenizing projects (anon, native, clankfun etc) and farcaster native memes. Zora is purpose built for content: images, videos, gifs, songs etc. It's more social by nature. The UX, context and problem space is very different (and will probably diverge even more).
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But isn't that just a negligible difference due to familiarity. There's no reason why it couldn't be used for media.
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certainly no reason why it can't be. but the overall design of a product tends to have a huge impact on how it's used and where it finds traction. take youtube v twitter for example. no reason you can't post a video on twitter, but the context is different to youtube: which is fully focused on that one thing.
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Sure but if YouTube changed the product to match underlying product and behavioral economics to match that of Twitter, the same question would be asked
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designing the room
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