Zora

In celebration of the one-year anniversary of the Zora protocol and the initial release of zorb, we invite you to mint a commemorative NFT for your collection. Minting is open for 20+22 hours on New Years Day and cements your status as an early supporter of Zora.


[zorb.dev](https://zorb.dev/) by [zora.co](https://zora.co).

ZORBS by ZORA

We need more Zora clients. It's a huge and wide-open design space and a massive opportunity with an out of the box revenue model.

The general idea is to specialize in a particular format, genre or medium. Something that requires specific UX. 

Plug into Zora distro and biz model from day one. 

Here are some ideas I’d love to see:

+ Fonts
+ Recipes
+ Public Domain works
+ Meme templates
+ YouTube/Video 
+ Scripts/Screenplays 
+ SVGs 
+ ???

are things tagged with enough metadata for this to work across the whole platform already?

can this be applied to building an app that accesses minted art that only show specific things, art or artists?

I am a maker. I communicate through photos. Also do metal casting, 3d prints,
AI, robotics and mashups of all of these things.
http://tmophoto.com


Nah the metadata sucks and makes this wishlist borderline impossible 

Really wish I wasn't a hater here but it's a huge pain point when trying to build anything useful on top of zora data 

Also a problem clients could start to mitigate but would never solve the problem

Best categorization filter so far is file type

Mini apps will eat the internet | Latest drop: TRIVIA 💸| Building : /large /fctrivia /miniapps /flappycaster /jeeves /source @degentip @playsource /jump

How would you change the metadata? 

We’ve been stuck in 2018 OpenSea standards world but we’re at a point now where we can move past it.

Maybe some basic categories people can just check off to start.  I know all art can’t be categorized like that but it would be a starting point to be able to build basic apps for photos, AI, recipes, free mints, etc. 
I think the first step is to educate people that they can add this data (so many people skip it)