Currently platforms/marketplaces are listed under sections labelled "eco-friendly" or "not eco-friendly". However, these terms are judgmental and subjective. One person might consider a platform eco-friendly, and another person might not, depending on the particular details of the platform.
Rather than having these judgmental and subjective labels, platforms could instead all be put in one list or table, with most-to-least (or least-to-most) estimates of the per-gas or per-byte GHG emissions depending on the network used (some platforms support minting and transfers on multiple networks) (making sure to include a citation how these estimates were arrived at). Then the reader can decide for themselves what they think is eco-friendly or not based on these details.
Currently platforms/marketplaces are listed under sections labelled "eco-friendly" or "not eco-friendly". However, these terms are judgmental and subjective. One person might consider a platform eco-friendly, and another person might not, depending on the particular details of the platform.
Rather than having these judgmental and subjective labels, platforms could instead all be put in one list or table, with most-to-least (or least-to-most) estimates of the per-gas or per-byte GHG emissions depending on the network used (some platforms support minting and transfers on multiple networks) (making sure to include a citation how these estimates were arrived at). Then the reader can decide for themselves what they think is eco-friendly or not based on these details.