Thread by @AlexandraErin

Very thoughtful interview not just on NFTs (I especially appreciate the point about non-profits legitimizing the scam by participating) but about the nature of crowdfunded artistry, the difference between being paid for clicks vs. paid by people who enjoy your work.

https://twitter.com/ThoughtSlime/status/1463952759795982336

As a disabled creator with ADHD that has only recently been treated, I've had long periods where I've struggled with the question of, "Am I actually providing enough value for the money I bring in?"

But at the end of the day, that's up to the people putting the money in.

And the correlation between how people value what I do and how much money they spend is much more direct in crowdfunding than with other payment schemes in between us, like if I were employed for fixed wages by someone who sells my labor indirectly through products.

I'm prepping some moves for 2022 that I feel good about, on a creative and professional level. I've teased a bit about something that I'm going to be doing for and with anyone else who would like to write more. Planning to share the first real details of that tomorrow.

I guess keep following me if you want to know more, or watch the hashtag #NiNoBilMa