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> ITT: People who don't know what NFT's are explaining what they think NFT's are to other people who don't know what NFT's are. Then you should explain what th
by SrslyJosh 5y ago
> ITT: People who don't know what NFT's are explaining what they think NFT's are to other people who don't know what NFT's are.
Then you should explain what they are.
If you can't (or won't), why should we care?
> If you are actually interested in how NFT's work, interesting projects using them, or just want to have a conversation around the topic that isn't just snarky morons jacking each other off, I highly encourage you to engage some of these communities on twitter, telegram, or discord.
If it's not a scam or cult, then just publish something on the web. "Can't explain it here, come chat with us on discord" has big "free personality test" vibes.
- diveanon 5y ago> Then you should explain what they are. I'm not a blogger or evangelist, plenty of people are and discuss this daily. Go find them on Twitter if you care, or not, makes no difference to me. > If it's not a scam or cult, then just publish something on the web. There are hundreds of whitepapers on the topic freely available all over the web. Every project worth following does this and there is no shortage of it. Honestly your comment is exactly what I meant, just pretentious HN users who can't be bothered to do a cursory search on the topic and just want to be spoon fed information.
- dropnerd 5y agoits strange how hn is so intellectually curious about technical subjects then as soon as people can make money from the tech, people who decide it's an immoral scam and have no curiosity take over the conversation the internet has convinced us that people who believe something strange must be wrong