> Instead of ads, I thought I would try and sell an NFT of the page [...] In the end it was successful, selling for just over $200 ... It was at this point in

> Instead of ads, I thought I would try and sell an NFT of the page [...] In the end it was successful, selling for just over $200 ... It was at this point in the read that I got very excited and broke away from the article to research "NFTs"[1] - because I've been known to create digital art[2] and I've even written a JS library to help people create digital art[3] (kinda). Luckily I got interrupted during my research and, once the interruption completed, I returned to the article rather than my research tabs - which were closed pretty quickly after the read completed. > Most of the things I’ve posted [to Twitter] are liked exclusively by my colleagues, my Mum and my ex-flatmate. It’s screaming into the void. My Mother doesn't do social media. I doubt she'd approve of the words I choose to scream. [1] https://www.creativebloq.com/features/what-are-nfts https://www.creativebloq.com/features/what-are-nfts - "NFTs use a monster amount of energy in their creation. So much so that many protesters are worried about the very real impact the craze could have on the environment" ... this is seriously scary; it puts me off the whole idea of trying to monetise my creative work in this way. [2] https://codepen.io/collection/DmgxKv https://codepen.io/collection/DmgxKv - my collection of generative art on CodePen [3] https://scrawl-v8.rikweb.org.uk/ https://scrawl-v8.rikweb.org.uk/