RE: Added tokens to the HE converter for outposts offering the ability to mint NFTs

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For NFTs minted on hiveme.me there is no revenue sharing for secondary sales. Sorry I don't know what the other tribes' policy for secondary sales are or what the percentages might be.

the question arises, "How much does it cost to mint?" These outposts seem to allow for payment in their native token

Interesting detail not many are aware of: Each NFT edition minted on Outpost costs the tribe 0.004 BEE. The fee the tribe pays is a factor when deciding how much of the tribe's native token to charge users to mint NFTs.



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Thank you for the answer to my question about secondary sales. When setting up your NFT minting, were you able to specify any percent? Was that even an option? Something like, "We at memehive choose 0% for secondary sales, but others may choose x%."

Interesting detail not many are aware of: Each NFT edition minted on Outpost costs the tribe 0.004 BEE. The fee the tribe pays is a factor when deciding how much of the tribe's native token to charge users to mint NFTs.

Ahh, add me to the list of not knowing this. Makes sense on H-E's end...they should make a little something for their effort. Makes sense on your end...you should make a little something for your effort.
!LUV

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When setting up NFTs on hiveme.me @reazuliqbal gave me the option of setting up revenue sharing for the hiveme.me NFTs. Since I declined the option I didn't ask for further details like if the portion that would go to the original creator was a set amount or percentage.

Because of the nature of memes it makes more sense not to have revenue sharing for meme NFTs. For other NFTs the "sharing is caring" philosophy wouldn't apply as much. I know revenue sharing has the word "sharing" but first sale doctrine allows for even more sharing than revenue sharing would.

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