The thing I found intriguing about this is it implies some sort of vague stigma to using NFT'd images, eg. setting them as your profile picture on twitter, unless you paid for them. Are there really people who would think ill of you for doing that?
The NFT crowd has come up with the term "right-clicker" to describe someone dastardly enough to download an NFT's content without being the anointed owner.
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The thing I found intriguing about this is it implies some sort of vague stigma to using NFT'd images, eg. setting them as your profile picture on twitter, unless you paid for them. Are there really people who would think ill of you for doing that?
The NFT crowd has come up with the term "right-clicker" to describe someone dastardly enough to download an NFT's content without being the anointed owner.
https://twitter.com/KirinDave/status/1443331312195018759
This kind of makes me want to replace all my profile pics with NFT'd images. I suppose that would be petty.
That was great rabbit hole.
Someone is selling NFT pic of twit complaining about 'right-clicers' - gold
Yes, some NFT pumpers on twitter get very mad if you copypaste their avatar as your avatar.