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Danica Swanson
@danicaswanson
Friends of Slowcore HQ, we'd like to hear thoughts on long-term sustenance of writing *as an art form* in web3 contexts, as distinguished from "content creation." We're asking ourselves: Could a slowcore approach sustain a long-term livelihood for the Sanctuary? See screenshot (WIP) for ideas on the problem space.
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TrishD
@trishd
I think I mentioned having a body of work that draws attention in one of our conversations. You certainly have that. I think we'll still need to bridge between web2 and web3 to achieve discovery which @tombeck.eth brought up. (cont)
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TrishD
@trishd
Things like linking related pieces and posting each work in web3 and web2 spaces. So I guess my answer is "not yet but eventually" to whether the Sanctuary could sustain itself through slowcore methods.
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Danica Swanson
@danicaswanson
I agree that there's plenty of web2-to-web3 work to be done. I do have a large body of work, but I'm not sure it draws attention. I do get compliments when people manage to find it, but I've paid a price for changing platforms so often in the past 20 years... and it still feels like an uphill battle with algos.
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