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Gotta stress the importance of art friends blocking @Tokenizedtweets which is actively allowing users to profit off of stealing your creative projects. I would also reccomend blocking @Iamzachcain who is running rampant with the system.
https://twitter.com/itsybatsy/status/1369287362967113729?s=19 … For those in the dark about what this is, why it's bad for both you and actively killing the environment please scroll through here to see the explanations from @berserkx33 who has summarized it all excellently.
Normally this is where I would promo some artist friends but given the circumstances of the post I think that unwise, instead just a general message to support independent artists, commission them, retweet their work, leave a comment, it's all appreciated far more then you know.
I reported the latter for "Using the Reply Function to Spam" for his replies trying to tokenize things; no idea if that will work, though
I also blocked Mark Cuban's account and maybe one or two others I saw using the tokenized tweets handle with a hash or whatever. While I doubt anyone would steal my shit, people do suck, so I'm sure someone would try.
While we're at it, disney has a bunch of images that this bot looks like it'd have fun with
You... GENIUS
Noob here, but wtf is tokenising tweets? 
It’s just a way for Twitter users to Archive tweets they like.
Would a good analog analogy be taking pictures in a museum, then selling the prints as unique collector's items? I mean, Twitter indicates who the true copyright holder is and nothing stops me from right-clicking to make my own copy.
I think a closer analogy would be walking into Artist Alley at comic con, taking photos of an artist’s art on your phone, then setting up your own booth & selling reprints of your photo.
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