Hello Alexander Mike,
thank you very much for your upvote.
Unfortunately i don´t understand your comment. But ist seems to be something friendly.
kind regards Dirk
I was indirectly referring to @sean-king's value debates and post regarding the importance of thinking crypto and blockchain together. Nowadays we see ourselves in many different blockchain and crypto communities which have the power to restore the image of books as dusty and outdated entities, they are not but unfortunately in reality they are (e.g. when you take a look at the small number of participants of Vienna UX Book Club I am visiting on a regular basis). A #bookchallenge like this on the blockchain is positioning books within these blockchain and crypto communities which is not only a friendly thing but the first steps of not leaving books behind in their historical pasts but taking them with us on our ways into the future: "Books on the Blockchain!"
Hello Alexander Mike,
thank you very much for your upvote.
Unfortunately i don´t understand your comment. But ist seems to be something friendly.
kind regards Dirk
Dear @invo,
I was indirectly referring to @sean-king's value debates and post regarding the importance of thinking crypto and blockchain together. Nowadays we see ourselves in many different blockchain and crypto communities which have the power to restore the image of books as dusty and outdated entities, they are not but unfortunately in reality they are (e.g. when you take a look at the small number of participants of Vienna UX Book Club I am visiting on a regular basis). A #bookchallenge like this on the blockchain is positioning books within these blockchain and crypto communities which is not only a friendly thing but the first steps of not leaving books behind in their historical pasts but taking them with us on our ways into the future: "Books on the Blockchain!"
Greetings & Greatings from Vienna
Alex