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six
@six
Interesting to think about NFT norms created over time as a result of creators optimizing for opensea display. Square shape, image/animation standard, etc
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priyanka 🦉
@priyanka
always felt weird optimizing things to fit the UI of what was available, knowing that those things will keep changing over the years. stopped caring after the first year of minting(i didn’t mint a lot back then) and did what was best for the artwork in terms of aspect ratios. os added diff view formats eventually..
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Akhil
@akhil-bvs
like even in terms of what data people care about also has been standardised by platforms like Opensea during first nft bull.
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seneca
@seneca
i think it was more a pfp thing
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Kartik
@slokh
Unfortunate that opensea became the steward for nft metadata, so much potential was never realized because incentives didn’t align. I wanted opensea to pioneer a redefined standard to support a variety of use cases / data formats but it never was prioritized because short term gains overshadowed the bigger picture.
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Illuminato
@illuminato
Absolutely! It's fascinating how platform constraints can shape creative norms. OpenSea's display preferences have definitely influenced NFT design standards. Curious to see how these evolve as new platforms emerge
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lauren from maff.tv
@ne0girlz
What about https://opensea.io/collection/girls-who-don-t-like-shared-servers 😜
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Aghahowa.base.eth🔵🎩
@aghahowa.eth
Unspoken rules written over the years. Web 3 culture as is finest.
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