Web3
Last week I read that Mailchimp banned crypto companies from using their platform. It turns out that Mailchimp's policies specifically prohibit crypto companies. I've written before that I don't get why the crypto world relies so heavily on centralized services, or Twitter. This is
NFTs
From my keyboard it appears that 99.9% of NFT projects rely on Twitter for their marketing, or to get their message out. I think this is a big mistake. A much better approach is build all marketing and messaging on their website. If you have something to promote or
NFTs
This week's Medium post from young brother Insight [https://twitter.com/NFT1nsight] points out some glaring contradictions of the crypto world. Namely, IMO, that on balance the community doesn't practice what it preaches re: decentralization. NFTs: on identity and platformsNFTs are taking the digital world by
Music
The Western United States is on fire and the hottest months still ahead. Here in the mountains of CO it hasn't rained in 2 years. Snowpack is down 40% over the past 60 years. We're one lightening strike from our homes burning to the ground. The
Field Notes
The beginning of the end was early on in dotcom, when newspapers sucked up to the search and ad engines. Newspapers should have put up paywalls. But instead they listened to the mob, who told them, “paying for stuff is out. Now you give away what you have and sell
Field Notes
Web3
My friend Jonesy [https://www.heyheyrenee.com/2016/12/31/3-new-signs-wjonesy/] sent me this link from The Guardian today: IF YOU’RE NOT TERRIFIED ABOUT FACEBOOK, YOU HAVEN’T BEEN PAYING ATTENTION If you’re not terrified about Facebook, you haven’t been paying attention | Carole CadwalladrFacebook
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Published on heyheyrenee March 14, 2012 at 18:14 Here's two movies that I think tell the truth about social networking: "We Live in Public" From the "About" page: Ten years in the making and culled from 5000 hours of footage, WE LIVE IN