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No, I don't want to mint my friend's picture

Not for $30

Not for $3

Not for 30¢

Not even for 3¢

Feels like a forced narrative

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Yep, you'll never look back at them and be poorer for it

What do I do after I mint 4281 pictures? Then I have a mess in my wallet

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What's the benefit to me to mint vs. engaging as I do today via likes and comments?

You genuinely don't think there's a world where you're minting things for fun?

Not even your friends pics but like memes, shorts, posts - all the shit you like on TikTok or IG today?

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That’s why I said “my friend’s picture”

Most people’s friends aren’t artists or designers, I’m talking about the social sharing use case here

oof controversial, but theres a mix to be found, i dont buy every picture on google images... but i do buy art if i want or pay designers

I think this is a very good distinction sir 

What gets really confusing is if your friend is also a creator you simp for.