new from @darkstardao:
Most of today’s Web3 neighborhoods are following the history of McMansions; building 10,000 ‘homes’ in the middle of nowhere hoping people move in.
NFTs communities can be awesome, we just need to start building inside of them.
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Most of today’s Web3 neighborhoods are following the history of McMansions; building 10,000 ‘homes’ in the middle of nowhere hoping people move in.
NFTs communities can be awesome, we just need to start building inside of them.
darkstar.mirror.xyz/VTLvmo0xzs6I9Y…
/1
we are entering the age of living online. As with the ‘real world,’ the things we own enable important connections to other people. /2 
Instead of just finding land, developing homes and hoping community fosters through a shared space, developers need to invest in making sure individual buyers get value out of their experience. /3
In order for virtual neighborhoods to be long lasting, attention needs to move from owning space and land to developing robust services within the areas where people live. /4
Today’s Web3 neighborhoods are mostly being built around financial interests. And the promise of getting rich does lure people to these neighborhoods---the 10,000 houses may well be occupied, at least for a while. /5
NFT communities today are rewarding individuals for buying land and naming the sub-development vs. rewarding individuals that make the neighborhood flourish. It’s not the local mortgage services or banks that make a strong community, it’s the artists, restaurants and families. /6
@darkstardao is @Flynnjamm @jonathanglick @jackbutcher @stephensonhmatt @tweettal & yours truly.
Enjoy, agree, argue & collect the Edition by the talented Jack Butcher.
darkstar.mirror.xyz/VTLvmo0xzs6I9Y… /fin
Enjoy, agree, argue & collect the Edition by the talented Jack Butcher.
darkstar.mirror.xyz/VTLvmo0xzs6I9Y… /fin
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