Over the last couple of weeks we've grown the MOCA Community Collection to over 5000 pieces. This is a huge success but only the start of our journey to democratize the museum space and art curation in general. We as a community are responsible for the contents of the Community Collection and I personally feel that the percentage of "pfp projects" is still too high. We can change that by bringing in more Cryptoart ourselves or by educating others by sharing meaningful Member's Pass curations.
So let's go! Tidy up your pass and share it in this thread so we can use this discussion to educate new community members.
https://app.museumofcryptoart.com/member/0x614a61a3b7f2fd8750acaad63b2a0cfe8b8524f1
I've started to curate my Member's Pass in August 2021 with the goal to organize my inventory in a way that it reflects my web3 identity including my favorite artists and community alignments. Of course it should be ensured that my most meaningful Cryptoart pieces can be explored via the Community Collection. As only the Cryptoart tab is aggregated into the MOCA Community Collection I thought it makes sense to curate PFPs in custom tabs named "Avatars" and "Pets" which not only helped to structure my profile in a more meaningful way but also leaves more space for actual Cryptoart that I'd love to see inside the Community Collection.
Keep in mind that all the NFTs that you activate inside your Member's Pass (doesn't need to be curated into tabs) will be automatically aggregated into the related tribe collection anyways (e.g. BOTZ, Mooncats, etc.) which you can reach from the leaderboards.
Best,
Reneil
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Sources:
Dapp - Community Collection: https://app.museumofcryptoart.com/collection/community-collection
Wiki - Member's Pass: https://museumofcrypto.notion.site/Member-s-Pass-035e8aa2d1e94770b637f9b469cfd1b8
Wiki - NFT Collections: https://museumofcrypto.notion.site/NFT-Collections-17fedaf714674e748539ea19cce6b19c
Twitter - Over 5000: https://twitter.com/MuseumofCrypto/status/1479778086652633091
Over the last couple of weeks we've grown the MOCA Community Collection to over 5000 pieces. This is a huge success but only the start of our journey to democratize the museum space and art curation in general. We as a community are responsible for the contents of the Community Collection and I personally feel that the percentage of "pfp projects" is still too high. We can change that by bringing in more Cryptoart ourselves or by educating others by sharing meaningful Member's Pass curations.
So let's go! Tidy up your pass and share it in this thread so we can use this discussion to educate new community members.
https://app.museumofcryptoart.com/member/0x614a61a3b7f2fd8750acaad63b2a0cfe8b8524f1
I've started to curate my Member's Pass in August 2021 with the goal to organize my inventory in a way that it reflects my web3 identity including my favorite artists and community alignments. Of course it should be ensured that my most meaningful Cryptoart pieces can be explored via the Community Collection. As only the Cryptoart tab is aggregated into the MOCA Community Collection I thought it makes sense to curate PFPs in custom tabs named "Avatars" and "Pets" which not only helped to structure my profile in a more meaningful way but also leaves more space for actual Cryptoart that I'd love to see inside the Community Collection.
Keep in mind that all the NFTs that you activate inside your Member's Pass (doesn't need to be curated into tabs) will be automatically aggregated into the related tribe collection anyways (e.g. BOTZ, Mooncats, etc.) which you can reach from the leaderboards.
Best,
Reneil
--
Sources:
Dapp - Community Collection: https://app.museumofcryptoart.com/collection/community-collection
Wiki - Member's Pass: https://museumofcrypto.notion.site/Member-s-Pass-035e8aa2d1e94770b637f9b469cfd1b8
Wiki - NFT Collections: https://museumofcrypto.notion.site/NFT-Collections-17fedaf714674e748539ea19cce6b19c
Twitter - Over 5000: https://twitter.com/MuseumofCrypto/status/1479778086652633091
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