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Re:My First Impressions of Web3 by kllrnohj on Friday January 07, 2022 @09:36PM (#29848034)
But as noted in the article, that's not the case. OpenSea stores data that then isn't on any blockchain, like royalties. That's done as just a regular web2 feature, a database on OpenSea's backend.

So no, it can't be validated, and it can't be migrated.

Re:My First Impressions of Web3 by pshc on Friday January 07, 2022 @09:56PM (#29848151)
Royalties is a funny example because a) they’re being standardized, see eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-2981 and b) royalties are entirely opt-in. You can happily transfer NFTs without having to pay royalties if you forgo an exchange that respects them.
Re:My First Impressions of Web3 by oefrha on Saturday January 08, 2022 @02:50AM (#29849606)
That’s literally one of the most salient points of TFA: protocols move dog slow and provide too little too late, platforms iterate fast and give people what they want right now.
Re:My First Impressions of Web3 by des1nderlase on Saturday January 08, 2022 @02:45AM (#29849578)
But there will be other features over time, that would not be standardized. As per article centralized platforms progress faster than decentralized standardization. Switching cost will grow.