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Re:Bored Ape conference attendees wake up with eye pain, vis... by s1artibartfast on Monday November 06, 2023 @08:18PM (#38171821)
It was a rave open to the general public. How many people actually consider the reputation of someone setting up a party or rave. Half the time it IS someone out of their mind on drugs in a condemned warehouse or the middle of the desert .
Re:Bored Ape conference attendees wake up with eye pain, vis... by Spivak on Monday November 06, 2023 @08:31PM (#38171953)
I think you picked the one avenue where people are wary of the person putting on the event because you are gonna be tripping and need to be in a reasonably safe environment, you will get your hearing destroyed in only a few hours by some idiots who think that turning it up to 11 makes for a better show, and raving is a community of regulars that have collective memory for bad reputation.

It's funny because what you're describing with the warehouse is "the afters" which unbeknownst to someone who isn't a regular has already established a reputation and been vetted by the community because they're all word of mouth.

Re:Bored Ape conference attendees wake up with eye pain, vis... by technion on Monday November 06, 2023 @09:36PM (#38172488)
Wait.. just to be clear are you saying you could get in without owning one?

I heard for years the "benefit you don't understand" is the exclusive club access. Exclusive nightclubs were a specific use case I kept seeing argued. If anyone can walk in it's not that exclusive. Heck people might just be a raver that doesn't care about crypto but showed up to dance.

Re:Bored Ape conference attendees wake up with eye pain, vis... by Nursie on Monday November 06, 2023 @09:54PM (#38172608)
It seems like the club night/party was open to people who bought tickets for the "Open House" event they ran that day, for about $50 US - https://www.artazine.com/news/apefest-2023-nft-bored-ape-yac...

Hard to be sure though.