"Imagine thinking someone's art is so bad that it ruined your chances to be successful." - A defender of 40 cent AI spam So, some of you noticed, someone dropped this in my replies the other day and completely missed the point. I'm not trying to compete with anyone. I'm just a collector who's been buying NFTs for years. The high volume, 40 cent AI spam and self bidding loops didn't ruin my chances of anything. It ruined the browsing feed for multiple collectors who bought art for what it meant to them, buried really cool creators who put actual effort into their work, and drained platform utility until places like Foundation couldn't survive. When discovery breaks, real buyers stop logging in. Now, I want to hear how other people view this quote. So, here is a challange for you all. Quote tweet this with your own take on it. In 72 hours, whichever quote tweet gets the most engagement, (Ill comment on yours) You can mint a screenshot of your post and I'll buy it for 0.05 ETH. I want to actually talk with you all about platform curation, real collector experience, and what keeps on chain art alive in the web3 space.