Thanks. I also need to know what license I should put my 3D model of that Blurt logo under. When I make the 3D model and upload it to Thingiverse it will ask which license applies to the model so other users can know if there are any restrictions like non-commercial use. Also do I attribute the original creator as you @megadrive or Blurt Foundation or someone else?
Image Source: Thingiverse.com
I’m just thinking creative commons attribution should be fine, we don’t mind you making money off Blurt merch, brand reach is most important.
Hi, I’m not really sure about what the right licensing would be, maybe @saboin might have a better idea. But i’m not really that concerned about what you use as license, as long as the Blurt brand is getting out there, you can credit Blurt.Blog or Blurt Core (which we renamed the foundation to)
Sounds like it can be put under a CC-BY license. If nobody objects within 24 hours then I'll just assume that.
Anyway, have you heard some crazy story going around about counterfeit silver, gold, and bronze Blurt tokens? Don't know where that started. Probably just a rumor.😀
Haha those look cool, each one probably costs more than one BLURT token love your work! Those would be great collectibles in a virtual space.
Yip CC-BY is fine.
They would also probably look good 3D printed as physical tokens. This is the faux Hive token I 3D printed using silver colored PLA. My Tronxy XY-2 PRO is having a problem right now so it will be awhile before I can
counterfeit3D print a Blurt token.Aw sorry to hear your 3D printer is down, the coins look great, can’t wait to see the Blurt one.