This card is to overview a project where we create some non-transferable NFT's for the first cohort of the writing program. It should be branded as SCRF + Taptive.
Unsure of the technical requirements, we will follow up on that once we have clarity. In terms of the image, it will be used for the non-transferable NFT that people receive. Based on what we hear with the requirements, we will either want a) a single image to give everyone or b) an easy customizable image where the image itself would remain the same but maybe we'd add a unique short phrase (e.g. chosen name) to it.
Paul and I recently spoke with someone who mentioned that they might be interested in interviewing folks with this badge for a potential writing gig, which could be a really cool use case if that happens.
Overall plan:
work with @zubepaul and @saulthorin to connect with Otterspace and get the balling rolling in terms of implementing
work with @marvino3 @MattDesigner to get a draft of the imagery. I will add you to the DM with Taptive so we can collectively brainstorm
I think the specific next step is finding out more details of what the image constraints are and we can brainstorm more from there.
This card is to overview a project where we create some non-transferable NFT's for the first cohort of the writing program. It should be branded as SCRF + Taptive.
Unsure of the technical requirements, we will follow up on that once we have clarity. In terms of the image, it will be used for the non-transferable NFT that people receive. Based on what we hear with the requirements, we will either want a) a single image to give everyone or b) an easy customizable image where the image itself would remain the same but maybe we'd add a unique short phrase (e.g. chosen name) to it.
Paul and I recently spoke with someone who mentioned that they might be interested in interviewing folks with this badge for a potential writing gig, which could be a really cool use case if that happens.
Overall plan:
I think the specific next step is finding out more details of what the image constraints are and we can brainstorm more from there.