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The web itself, meanwhile, is sterile and moribund. There's nothing fun or weird around that doesn't get immediately co-opted, and there's certainly no DIY or collaborative culture of making cool things. You can play with the toys Google or Amazon gives you, big whoop.
We must not be using Twitter the same way... Also there are plenty of good creator communities around, including large "corporate" platforms (SoundCloud, YouTube, etc) Meanwhile 90% of NFT JPGs look like the output a "customize your avatar" wizard from 2003. Don't even look rare
I think we're talking about two different things—creativity within the guardrails of a platform, vs. basic blue-sky tinkering.
What it is about NFTs specifically that is supposed to stimulate tinkering and probing new grounds? As you are very well aware, all the actual creative production and distribution happens using the "old school" tools and channels, just with more money and media attention now.
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