> And especially if we can create a new model — which I know that, like, Web3 is an interesting thing. [It’s] direct-consumer with your fans, and you have intim

> And especially if we can create a new model — which I know that, like, Web3 is an interesting thing. [It’s] direct-consumer with your fans, and you have intimate relationships with your fans. … There’s no middleman, and we can have a conversation. “What do you like? What do you want? This is what I’m doing, anybody interested?” I think that could be an interesting future for artists. Wasn't that supposed to be the present? Isn't that part of the whole "creator economy" thing? If not, I really don't understand how not -- there's a bunch of websites that are basically designed for exactly the things she talks about (e.g. more or less every social media site, Patreon, etc.), and besides those, there are mailing lists and personal websites.