I think ads get a bad rap in crypto and web3 land. Ads subsidize free software for billions of people. That's crazy

or the nature of monetizing attention changes. 
the types of things that get minted (and therefore monetized) are very different to page views with ads. 

Monetizing clicks leads to a certain type of content.

Monetizing collects leads to a different type of content.

@jacob assuming coining leads to a different type of content, what does that difference look like? more memeable posts?

@jacob assuming coining leads to a different type of content, what does that difference look like? more memeable posts?

https://warpcast.com/jacob/0xe3b0f347

Probably barbell:
extremely short term driven content that plays the one day hype game (i have a feeling this diminishes over time though)

Extremely long term driven content that aims to be durable and interesting over a long time (podcasts, films, music videos etc)

The rogue variable is that remixability is probably indexed on more than ever. 

Here's a very nft coded post from 2022 on this train of thought, I'll think about it more now we are where we are

Probably barbell:
extremely short term driven content that plays the one day hype game (i have a feeling this diminishes over time though)

Extremely long term driven content that aims to be durable and interesting over a long time (podcasts, films, music videos etc)

The rogue variable is that remixability is probably indexed on more than ever. 

Here's a very nft coded post from 2022 on this train of thought, I'll think about it more now we are where we are

https://zine.zora.co/clicks-vs-collectors-jacob