Own What You Build, Not Just Work for the Man, ETHDenver
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0:00A: But it doesn’t matter if you’re 5 or 95, or if you’re a pre-pioneer or an OG, you should be able to use Web3 services or any technology services easily, feel safe, and know what’s happening with your data and information.
0:14B: All right. Is there any other message that you have for your community here?
0:17A: So I would just say, you know, it’s really important in this world that we live in right now that we have ownership over who we are and what we’re doing and what we’re creating. Whether you’re an artist or a developer, if you’re a community organizer working for a nonprofit, it’s, it’s not just about working for the man, as we often say, or working for corporate America or different organizations. How are you building for yourself, for your community? How are you owning what you build? And then how are you sharing that so other people benefit from it? So it’s all about centering equity, centering people, and just keeping a bit of magic in there so we can have a little bit of fun along
0:53B: the way. Absolutely.
