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A tweet went viral today about a bored owner dating app from Ape Yacht Club NFT that shuts down because it failed to convince enough women to sign up. It was a lot of fun, because it seemed to verify what many other people already believe: that NFTs are for unhappy and lonely idiots. The concept of an organization of guys excited about an incredibly beloved JPGS monkey appeared in an app without a woman is funny.
Unfortunately, this is not true. It was all a joke. The app never existed in the first place, so it couldn’t have been shut down because there were no women. It’s a funny joke, a smart joke, even wonderful. a unhappy men is strong enough to provoke some media to report it as if it were real.
I almost broke too. In mid-March 2022, I saw an ad related to the dating app “Lonely Ape”, looked at the site, and was intrigued (I like to think I was also a bit skeptical, but maybe I’m giving too much credit). here). I emailed the site owners asking if this was a story imaginable. They replied that he would show up in two or three months and that he had a lot of records. I didn’t follow them.
However, I deserve to have noticed that they had already tweeted the app’s symbol with a big red stamp cancelled on February 10. It turns out that they then tried the joke, but it didn’t work. They also have RT to Some other people laughed at this, a pretty clever sign that they were in this.
In today’s Twitter direct messages, the prankster told BuzzFeed News that it was a joke. Well, okay, it “showed” itself through a winking smiley face, but that’s precisely the emoji you’d use to verify that something is a joke.
The farce possibly wouldn’t have landed in February, or even March. Possibly it would have been ahead of its time. At the time, you, a typographic reader, possibly wouldn’t have heard of “Bored Apes” or didn’t know exactly what an NFT was.
But now, Twitter has absolutely merged into two camps: NFT enthusiasts and NFT haters, both equally unbearable in their own way. What made this joke so delicious that it could sink any of the teams?He called the NFT people unhappy idiots and also uttered pharisaic right-clicks, exposing them as as gullible as “all my monkeys are gone!”” phishing victim.
I guess the only way to avoid those jokes would be to have some kind of transparency. . . an immutable, permanent and transparent type of joking login. Hey, on web4.
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