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Comic NFTs - An Ethical Approach
by Greg Tjosvold
If the title makes you curious, angry, or confused, I wrote this book for you. This is the podcast edition of the book, with each episode a reading from "Comic NFTs - An Ethical Approach" by Greg Tjosvold. Brought to you by the "Tech for Comics" substack at https://tjosvold.substack.com . tjosvold.substack.com
Episodes
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Glossary with Analogies - Q through W; Acknowledgements
In this episode, I continue reading from the glossary of “Comic NFTs - An Ethical Approach.” I drop a new section of the book each Thursday. The entire book is available as a download to new free/paid/comp subscribers to Tech for Comics. For more details, see the following post: This is a public...
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Glossary with Analogies - N through P
In this episode, I continue reading from the glossary of “Comic NFTs - An Ethical Approach.” I drop a new section of the book each Thursday. The entire book is available as a download to new free/paid/comp subscribers to Tech for Comics. For more details, see the following post: This is a public...
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Glossary with Analogies - E through M
In this episode, I continue reading from the glossary of “Comic NFTs - An Ethical Approach.” I drop a new section of the book each Thursday. The entire book is available as a download to new free/paid/comp subscribers to Tech for Comics. For more details, see the following post: This is a public...
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Glossary with Analogies - A through D
In this episode, I read from the glossary of “Comic NFTs - An Ethical Approach.” Clearly, I’ve reached the pinnacle of my emerging podcasting career. 😂 I drop a new section of the book each Thursday. The entire book is available as a download to new free/paid/comp subscribers to Tech for Comics....
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Part Five - Looking to the Future (Part 2)
Looking to the Future ☐ I understand that blockchain and NFT technologies are evolving rapidly. What was true yesterday may not hold true next week. ☐ I understand that legislation governing NFTs is in flux and will take time to mature. Editors note: If you missed part one of this chapter, it is...
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Part Five - Looking to the Future (Part 1)
I drop a new section of the book each Thursday. The entire book is available as a download to new free/paid/comp subscribers to Tech for Comics. For more details, see the following post: This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus...
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Moving Forward (Part 2) - Honor Your Customers
Honor your pre-customers ☐ I understand that an End User Licensing Agreement (EULA), created by a knowledgeable lawyer, will help my potential customers understand the rights given with your NFT. It may also help me avoid misunderstanding your own rights. ☐ I will use all appropriate avenues to...
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Moving Forward - Honor Your Collaborators
☐ I acknowledge it is likely that members of my existing creative team may have strong opinions about NFTs. ☐ I understand it is important for all members of the creative team to be on board with issuing the comic as an NFT. ☐ I understand comic NFTs offer unique avenues to offer bonuses to a...
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A Politics Quick Sheet (Part 2)
The following updates will appear in the next edition of Comic NFTs - An Ethical Approach. The first edition is available here. Subset: Ick! Bitcoin -> Bitcoin is as relevant to traditional NFT sales as the Argentine Peso is to English-only print comics. Bitcoin does not have integrated smart...
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A Politics Quick Sheet (Part 1)
Pages 99 through 105 of Comic NFTs - An Ethical Approach. If you haven’t got your copy of the book yet, ComicNFTs.com will take you to the download page. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tjosvold.substack.com
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Why is Selling an Independent Comic NFT So Hard?
Intro 1. Vigorous marketing 2. An invisible blockchain 3. A resale marketplace 4. Variant cover joy 5. The ability to easily read the comic you purchase. An App. 6. Community 7. More use cases Conclusion Transcript Hey everyone, Greg here. This week we are taking a quick detour from the...
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Navigating the Concerns - Acknowledge Privacy Concerns; Avoid Elitism
BE AWARE OF PRIVACY CONSTRAINTS ☐ I understand that NFT wallet addresses are pseudonymous, like a telephone number or a car’s license plate. ☐ I understand that on a public blockchain that the NFTs that belong to a particular address are easy for anyone to see. ☐ I understand that, as a...
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Navigating the Concerns - Honor Intellectual Property Rights
HONOR INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS ☐ I am confident that true fans of my comic would rather buy from me than a forger. ☐ I believe that there is value in having a way to verify that any digital collectible I create and put out in the world actually came from me. ☐ I understand that the best...
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Navigating the Concerns - Ownership & Persistence
Check Your Understanding Acknowledge the Limits of Digital Ownership ☐ I understand that ownership of digital assets is a new and evolving social contract. ☐ I understand that reframing “proof of ownership” to “the right to transfer” digital content may be a more appropriate way to think of NFTs…
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Navigating the Concerns - Energy Use - Pt. 2
Ethereum is basically the Natasha Romanoff of the blockchain world. Once a killer, it is now a powerful and positive ally in the NFT space. This episode explores the origin story and current state of the “NFTs are destroying the planet” mythos. Check Your Understanding: Don’t Destroy the Planet ☐…
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Navigating the Concerns - Energy Use - Pt. 1
This week we start exploring some of the concerns about creating Comic NFT, starting with the environmental impact of the technology. Check Your Understanding * I understand that NFTs are currently extremely controversial in the comic book world. Don’t Destroy the Planet * I am not a…
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More Benefits for Independent Creators. Part 3 of 3
This week we finish the section discussing more benefits of creating Comic NFTs, mostly with creators in mind. Many of these are win-win features for comic creators and for customers. Check Your Understanding * I understand it is possible to deliver comic NFTs in randomized “packs.” * I…
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More Benefits for Independent Creators. Part 2 of 3
This week I continue the section where I talk specifically about some of the benefits for creators of creating Comic NFTs. Many of these are win-win features for comic creators and for customers. An Important Update re. Royalties In this episode, I talk about resale royalties. Since writing the...
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More Benefits for Independent Creators. Part 1
This week I start the section where I talk specifically about some of the benefits for creators of creating Comic NFTs. Many of these are win-win features for comic creators and for customers. I drop a new section of the book each Thursday. The entire book is available as a download to new...
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If It Ain't Broke, Why Fix It? Part 2
This week I continue the chapter on the unique value proposition of Comic NFTs in comparison to simply issuing standard PDFs or offering digital comics on a platform like Comixology. One of the benefits listed in this section is the use of NFT as tickets. The video on the blog is from an OddKey...
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If It Ain't Broke, Why Fix It?
This week I start the chapter on the unique value proposition of Comic NFTs in comparison to simply issuing standard PDFs or offering digital comics on a platform like Comixology. When I wrote the book, the changes at ComiXology, that make my point about “leased content” even more relevant…
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What the Heck is a Comic NFT?
I drop a new section of the book each Thursday. The entire book is available to new free/paid/comp subscribers to Tech for Comics (look for the link in the welcome e-mail). For more details, see: EXAMPLES OF VARIOUS TYPES OF NFTs Full Issues of Comics LightningWorks: https://lightningworks.io/…
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Why NFTs?
Do you like to “read” while driving, cleaning the house, or with your head down drawing? I’m using the podcast feature of Substack to serialize my book, Comic NFTs - An Ethical Approach. My goal is to put out at least one new section a week and may add updates in the text accompanying each post....
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If the title makes you curious, angry, or confused, I wrote this book for you. This is the podcast edition of the book, with each episode a reading from "Comic NFTs - An Ethical Approach" by Greg Tjosvold. Brought to you by the "Tech for Comics" substack at https://tjosvold.substack.com .
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