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Three quarters of participants want to control the authoritative source of their content. Three quarters said that having creative control over their self-expression through appearance of their content is one of the main motivations for publishing on their own site. Participants feel empowered by the ability to archive their content for life, or remove content from their own space as they like (persistence vs. ephemerality).
Social Web in the Wild
dr.amy.gy
To the extent an NFT purchaser has any rights to the image associated with his or her NFT at all, those rights flow not from his or her ownership of the token, but from the terms and conditions contained in the license issued by the NFT project governing the NFT holder’s purchase and use of the image.
A Survey of NFT Licenses: Facts & Fictions
galaxy.com
It’s the worst false economy I can imagine to force myself to use suboptimal tools for my thinking and planning work, just because I can reuse them at more than one stage. The very minor busywork of transcribing ideas between tools is far, far, far less of a cost than the constant, accumulating annoyance of trying to think well and create effectively using tools that don’t fit your current mode of thinking.
Use the Right Tools — Matt Gemmell
Matt Gemmell
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