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Callum Wanderloots ✨
@wanderloots.eth
Curious what people’s thoughts are: 🤔 The poll is anonymous, but would love to hear your reasons if you would like to comment & share ✨ https://frame.weponder.io/api/polls/28693
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marv 🎙️
@marvp
I voted yes because we're being sold on digital scarcity. An artist reposting it defeats the purpose entirely
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Steen!!!
@usersteen.eth
the exact same image? 1 billion % that's bad practice
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Sean Mundy 🎩🔥
@seanmundy
I voted "no but changed slightly" , saw a really cool way of doing this from an artist on Twitter but can't remember who they were Their 1/1s were western/cowboy type scenes and their Rodeo pieces were matchbooks with illustrative versions of the piece on them, thought it was a clever and fun use of the platform, like a "trinket" or postcard version of the image
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Kristin Piljay ツ
@kristinpiljay
Usage rights are not stated on the contract. On your own contract, you can insert that if you want (or even add it to the description on objkt). So I think of them more like trading cards on Rodeo, collecting, exchanging. I only put ones that I didn't think I would mint on a different platform ever, anyway. I also decreased the resolution a bit too. But now people are suddenly making huge amounts of money from selling on there, so I feel it has changed. I never even thought of it as "selling" but rather trading as it stays in the wallet on the app and I used my proceeds to collect other people's work. But for sure, it's confusing.
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kbc
@kbc
I voted no assuming that the audience is slightly different. Rodeo has minting for 24 hours. Zora also has some caps. You can always send little extra things to each holder based on the nft contract they hold
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eirrann | he/him
@eirrann.eth
I selected "no, but" Since these are still effectively minted posts, I wouldn't personally use the exact same image The approach I've used is to mint WIPs on Rodeo of images that I might later turn into a finished artwork through any number of processes, whether that's upscaling, editing/post processing, using as image input for AI animation tools, etc I've seen other artists use a similar approach It's also interesting to see the matchbook idea referenced in comments
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