That's quite a good idea, actually. I usually don't like slippery slope arguments, but I wonder how slim the margin is between "hand out blocks for time volunt

That's quite a good idea, actually. I usually don't like slippery slope arguments, but I wonder how slim the margin is between "hand out blocks for time volunteering at an animal shelter" and "if you don't behave how we want you to you don't get anything" aka. some form of social credit system. But if it truly is used for good things that sounds very promising. I also like your idea of micropayments, so just people getting paid in the background when others visit or use their creations, sounds like a thing NFTs could achieve.