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You have a url that purports to be a certificate of authenticity. What happens to that certificate of authenticity when the site goes down, or gets sold to some
by KZerda 5y ago
You have a url that purports to be a certificate of authenticity. What happens to that certificate of authenticity when the site goes down, or gets sold to someone who decides to replace all the images there with poop emojis?
- fooyc 5y agoSame for your movie collection. The movie streaming industry is a scam !
- npteljes 5y agoIf they promise you to own that piece of media, and then later make it unavailable for you, then yeah, that's a scam. DRM, or things like DVD region locking are also quite scammy if you ask me.
- micromacrofoot 5y agoSame thing that happens to all my art when my house burns down I don't like NFTs personally (wasteful, scam-ridden, investor bro culture), but if you compare them to how art has worked for the past century (or more) it's not so different. If you own a Banksy the certificate of authenticity is far more valuable than the actual artwork, which is easily reproduced. It's all kind of silly.