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Beyond the Meme: Why UFD's Intellectual Property Changes Everything · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Unicorn Fart Dust is amongst an elite group of meme coin
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projects that has intellectual property.
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But you might be wondering, what does that mean for you?
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What does that mean for the community at large?
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What does it mean for the overall project?
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We've got all the answers today because I'm joined by our friend
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Fixless, who's been working on the IP behind the scenes.
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She's a great person. She's the talking flower.
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Fixless, welcome to Duster Club. Welcome to Ron's basement.
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Thanks, Ron. Thanks for having me on.
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Yeah, it's great. Great to see you.
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So the big exciting news that we had, gosh, probably 6-7 weeks
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ago was that we announced our new IP that included the, I
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guess you would say, cartoon visual image of our new Dusty,
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which everybody, I think I've heard one person, one person
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told me they didn't like it, literally.
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And everybody else absolutely loves Dusty.
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So we have here's that. Well, Dusty's right up there.
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Hold on. I can point to him right there,
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upper corner of the screen. And of course we have our name,
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Unicorn Fart Dust that we're registering with the United
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States Patent and Trade Office. And I think that can be maybe
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feel a little intimidating to some people, people in the
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project who've who've said, oh, it's always been open source,
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open source, which it is. But I think it's important for
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us to come on here and give some clarity because I think that for
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99% or more of the people out there, it's really just a, a,
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you know, a, a, the cases that we can continue to operate as we
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have. So I'm going to turn the stage
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over to you and let you kind of share with the community of what
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this means, our new IP and, and, and again, what it means for the
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community, the project and for individuals out there who want
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to keep spreading the UFD dust. Thanks, Ron.
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I think you put it well. But really like most, most
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people, nothing is changing. And the word IP though of course
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can bring up a lot of different questions and like, Oh well, I
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accidentally stepping over something I'm not supposed to.
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And so really the point is to bring some clarity here.
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And I saw you were waving that paper a moment ago with Dusty on
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it. Yeah.
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Yeah, so this right here, this is the paper form, but
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everything that I'm sharing here, you can see in a document
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that I'll be posting on the Discord and perhaps X just as a
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way where it's kind of like a source of truth.
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So if we're ever uncertain of IP or you're looking For more
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information, it'll just all be public.
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And we call it UFDIP one O 1. So it gives a bit of the
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framework for the 1% where you might end up going outside of
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the normal stream of of Fair use.
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Yep, excellent. So you're going to post this
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later and and you know, you start in this document with
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talking about why this exists, why the document exists.
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Do you want to touch on that for one second?
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Yeah. So why the document exists is
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really to get us on the same page of like, why do we even
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have IP or I rose around IP. And I know because so many of us
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are such a tight knit community, there's a lot of trust.
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We might be wondering like, well, why?
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Why do we need rules? But on the other side of things,
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we know that we're continuing to expand in a huge way and will
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continue to. And so part of this is setting
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some things in place so that trust is one of our main values.
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And so when people look at UFD and even they look at Dusty,
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they might think it's instant trust.
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And so if for example, we just get people who maybe want to
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extract or use the brand to make money, create different side
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businesses, create different fundraisers, create different
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events, and they use that brand. In the end, if it ends up being
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used for more extraction or for scams, that can end up heart
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hurting this brand and really this culture that we've
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continued to build. And so this is really for all of
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us. So I really want to preface this
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with it's about big picture and. It's about it's, I'm sorry to
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interrupt you, but I think this is, is critical.
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It's about protecting the project, right.
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And again, it's about protecting the project from maybe the one
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in 1000 or one in 10,000 people out there that may have
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nefarious intentions with our IP.
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And the whole nature of IP and getting it established, which is
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a good thing, is to enable a project to enable a community
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like ours to be able to protect ourselves.
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We don't need to protect ourselves against 99.9% of the
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people out there, right? If, if there's a duster out
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there watching today and, and they think, oh, I'm going to
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make a, you know, a cool AI video, which I love, right?
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All these videos, like, they don't need to get our
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permission. They don't need to get our, you
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know, a contract signed or anything like that.
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What and correct me if I'm wrong, but what we're really
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the, the spirit of what we're doing with IP is protecting
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ourselves from the unfortunate one in 10,000 people out there
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who may decide to use our IP that our community has built,
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right? I mean, the community built this
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in a way that's not beneficial to the community.
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Exactly. Yeah.
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So I'd say that's like the biggest point.
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And then of course, there's other legal aspects that it's
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like in order to keep that so that we can continue to, I
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guess, for lack of a better word, defendant, we need to show
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that we are also upholding the IP, which is why we've laid out
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these, we've put it into 3 categories to make it like
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super, super simple. So maybe we can dive into just
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what those 3 categories are and I'll try to stay within the box
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of each on its owns to not repeat.
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Yeah, yeah. And and I want to, I'll repeat
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one, one more time. All of this is outlined in this
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document. I don't know if it's focusing or
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not White has problem. But anyway, it's all outlined in
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this document that we're going to have posted later on today.
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Yeah, so that first piece like like you were pointing to Ron is
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really about fair use. It's like how do we of spreading
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the dust like most of us already doing through, I know a lot of
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like our community so much based on creativity, like people
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making things out of clay, making videos, making different
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game characters, different arts online, different videos.
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Exactly. And so this case, that's just
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still fair. What's considered fair use?
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So it's anything that's non not monetized, not for sale.
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Of course, there's like brand safe usage.
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So you're there's not like hate, hate speech, you're looking
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pornographic, those sort of things.
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And it's not pretending to be official UFD.
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Again, going back to that point of don't want to confuse people,
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but that's basically the first one, just spreading the dust
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like we already do. And and and a question for you.
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I mean, I think that that category would apply to most
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people that are watching us right now, right?
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The dusters people in the UFD community all over the world
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that are just using the IP to, you know, create a little meme
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or whatever it may be. And as long as it's, you know,
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fits within the general guidelines of what our community
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stands for, good attracts good, it isn't hateful, discriminatory
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or, you know, blatantly or whatever, right, that it's fine.
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There's no problem with it whatsoever.
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Yeah. OK.
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All right, Well, there. I'm like maybe say more.
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I mean, I guess if there's more than people can, sure, but.
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Yeah, and, and I think there was some confusion out there for a
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while where people were like, well, you know, like we were
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going to have some like, massive rule control over what goes out.
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But no, we want people to use their creativity.
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We want. I mean, that's what made UFD
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what it is, right? I mean, one of the very first
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I'll never forget on Christmas Day of 2020, I guess it would
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have been 2024, right? Three years ago, we're an OG
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blue chip meme baby. But it was Christmas Day.
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The project would have been what, about 9 days old at that
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point. And you know, we were driving
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home from Susie's mom's house. It was like 8:00 on Christmas
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night. And I'm driving and Susie's just
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starts laughing hysterically. And because we didn't really
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know what crypto Twitter was, I'm like, what?
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And she was, she was like, Oh my God, you're not going to believe
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there's a guy who's been in our, our, our community for a long
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time, Royal who made an AI video of me and my underwear jumping
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on the ping pong table. And, you know, like, we love
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that kind of creativity. And that obviously didn't
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necessarily directly you, you, you can, you can put Dusty in
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his underwear jumping on the ping pong table.
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I think that would be OK. That wouldn't fall into the
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pornographic zone. But we love that kind of
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creativity. We love, I mean it, it just
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it's, it's part of the deep culture that is UFD and it
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spreads the word. It's people see it, right.
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Every little thing adds up. So sorry I went off on a on a
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Christmas Day story, but that, you know, that's just such a
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critical part of what this community is really doing.
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Yeah, yeah. I'm excited for, like, what's
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going to continue to come out of that because there is such
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incredible creativity, yeah. Absolutely.
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Well, what about the? What about the?
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So the first category is fair use.
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What about category #2 fixed list?
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Yes, we have first fair use, AKA spreading the lore SEC category
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2 is events and initiative. So these are these are some
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examples, but not limited to it. Of course, all of this like what
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we're, we're going to continue to go and learn over time as we
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go, all of us, right? And so invention initiatives
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would be like community events, hobby projects, fundraisers.
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And again, this comes back to the big picture of as we
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continue to grow, keeping our name intact.
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And this is something that so say you're creating one of these
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like community events, hobby projects, fundraisers with the
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like name and visuals of UFD. Then you just submit a
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description, some sample content, and then if there's
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like funds raised, that would just be proof of funds raised
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and donated. So this is super simple and part
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of it too. So we know what, as we continue
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to grow, we know what things people are actually doing in the
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community so we can celebrate them.
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Yeah, yeah. And again, I think it's there to
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protect the project, to protect the community, to protect the
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99.9% of the people in the community that have worked so
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hard to make this what it is to get us in this position of where
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we are right now. And I'm and I'm and I'm, I'm
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going to go off on another little side note fix.
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So I, because I'll probably forget to do this.
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I do want to note that there was, there were, and I don't
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want to name names, but I can all of you out there that were
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involved know this is the case. There was a ton of work put into
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establishing the IP and money donated to establish the IP and
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then continued work on your behalf and other people that are
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that are taking initiative to help protect the IP.
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It's all, there's a lot of work that I mean, this, this was a
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lot of work. I think you, you know, fix it,
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but there was a lot of other work as well.
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So I want to say thank you to all those people before I
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forget. That's all sad.
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I can't imagine like the amount of work because I know it was
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like kind of the passing a baton and I haven't been involved in
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IP since the edition, but I can only, I can only imagine like
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you're saying, the time and resources.
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And because this is people donate their time and their
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energy for the love of UFD, which is something so magical in
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itself. But yeah, I really think of even
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when I'm contributing here, it's like way to honour the also the
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continued and past efforts of other people.
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It's no small feat, no. No, because there's only a
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handful of meme coin projects out there that actually have
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their IP established. I mean, it really puts us in an
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elite category of of meme coin projects.
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Yeah, it really, it really does. Like you guys were saying like,
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well, I, I think I understand that with even different
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listings, it's like you need IP or like say you want to go
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collaborate with bigger brands. If you don't have that you,
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you're, you're going to bring a risk to collaboration because
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you can't defend, you can't actually show that you have
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ownership over it. So this opens up the world,
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frankly, I think to us a whole level of creativity and
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collaboration that just which is kind of leading to the Third
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Point, another level of creativity and collaboration
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that opens up to a whole another degree of the world.
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And because we're so interconnected all over the
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world, who knows what kind of connections we have and what
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this can help, right? Yeah, absolutely.
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And I think the the Kraken Athletico de Madrid contest is a
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great example, right? I mean, we have our IP.
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They can feel comfortable knowing that, you know, if we
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were to win that contest, that they could put Dusty on the
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sleeve of that, you know, world class soccer football team and
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not have to worry about somebody saying, hey, that's our image.
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That's my no, that's our image. You know, we have the IP.
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So it really does open up a whole world of opportunities for
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us, which kind of leads into the third category.
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And I'll I'll let you take that away.
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Fixless the talking flower. Yes.
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So over to the talking flower, which I actually like looking at
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this flower, it's. Rude.
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I love it too. I was like, oh wait, you know
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what? Before I forget everybody out
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there and then and then we'll come right back.
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I want to show you hold on here. Oh shoot, here we are.
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I got it and boom should be on the screen right now.
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This is a fixed list on X. That's her.
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I guess what do they call that profile?
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So if you want to go check her out and follow her, you can go
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there to hold on fixless form, which is at the Fixless
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form.com. And before we get done, I'm
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going to ask you about that name.
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But let's go to that third category first before I get us
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too distracted. There we go.
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So the third category that we have first is the fair use AKA
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spreading the the dust 2, we have events and initiatives
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spreading the dust and I guess in the flesh and then three
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commercial slash for profit. And so this is really anything
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that is of course like has to do with monetized or is used within
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business entities. So sometimes people will want to
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collaborate and then they'll will actually be a portion of
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those proceeds. For example, commercial would go
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back to UFD. The other side could be that our
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name has value, our brand has value, our community would build
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has value. And so when business entities
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also use that within their own business context, that's also
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adding value to their brand. So this is this third one of
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commercial slash for profit. This one is more like more of a
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process. If someone wants to go down this
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path, it's we're looking more at like the legal side, looking at
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actually licensing, looking at value brand alignment, doing
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more like contract stuff. And also keep in mind that the
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with this area, it's, it's something that takes more time,
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energy and resources. And yeah, like, I mean, there's
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financial, but there's also the time of dusters, right, That
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everything here requires time of other dusters and yourself.
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And so that's something to really keep in mind as I could
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see in the future potentially like, oh, why didn't this go
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through? Would that go through?
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And it's like as we grow, capacity will grow.
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But there's something to keep in mind, the humanity, I guess, of
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how this gets executed. Yeah, yeah.
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And I think that again, this does not apply to the
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overwhelming vast majority of people that are watching us
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right now, but it kind of does apply to them.
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And it I think it does in this regard because they're part of
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this community. And if somebody's going to use
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our IP, for instance, to make, I got a list, let's say somebody
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wants to make a stuffed animal or somebody wants to make a, a
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drink, right? Like a Unicorn fart punch, like
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I've talked about before, or somebody wants to make a cartoon
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series or somebody wants to make a, a kids soap.
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I mean, the list goes on and on and on that number one, it
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protects the community because the community is what has built
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this project in this intellectual property into what
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it is. So the community then in the
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project should reap some benefit from that.
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So while this doesn't directly apply to to the people out there
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who are putting out, you know, spreading the lore and, and
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spreading the dust and making fun memes and all that great
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stuff. It does kind of apply to them
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because they've helped to kind of build it into what it is.
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So if someone is, you know, if a big toy company decides, hey,
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look at this Unicorn part, this thing, it's really cute.
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Let's make a let's make a line of kids figurines and sell them
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at Walmart. Well, we want to make sure that
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the project in the community reap some benefit from that.
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Is that an accurate statement? Fixed list the talking flower.
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Yes, the talking flower says yes.
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OK. All right.
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What else in that regard, or what else in general when it
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comes to IP, do we need to talk about?
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Yeah, so I just say on the commercial slash for profit and
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and this is also in the document that I one can bring.
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There are different ways to engage with this.
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Of course. It might be like say wreck
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drinks like I see in the back they come, they want to create
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Unicorn fart punch and they'd come directly to us through
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Discord or however I guess they would find us.
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And then the other path could be that dusters have different
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connections in the world or different ideas, and the the
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best place to bring those is to the Discord.
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So we don't need to do everything as a lone wolf, but
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we can see like where is there actually interest?
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And then maybe people there, we set up almost like an organic
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hub emergence of people are like, I want to bring this into
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form. Yes.
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And so that's how I feel a sense like this will come up quite
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organically. We see where is the interest
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dusters come in that want to help bring it to life.
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And then we can help make those networking connections to make
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it happen. Yeah, yeah.
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And I, and I can, I also want to share this story.
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You know, we just established our IP 5-6 weeks ago.
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Prior to that, like let's say back in February, March of last
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year, I had several organizations, people, I don't
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want to go into details, reach out to me with ideas.
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And the first thing they asked is do you have the IP?
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And we didn't, right. And unfortunately some of those
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opportunities weren't, we weren't able to capitalize on
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them because we didn't have our IP.
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So and not only does it protect the project and protect the
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community because of all the work they put into this, but it
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also really does help us be able to to capitalize on these
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opportunities as they come in the future.
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And you said something that I think is very important that I
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actually had written down. If you have questions about
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this, the Discord group, the Unicorn Fart Dust Discord
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channel, is it a call the channel?
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I'm still learning Discord, but I'm using it more and more
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myself. That's the place to go to ask
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questions. And if you have questions or
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you're not sure about something, whatever.
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I mean, the spirit of this is to that make it be a huge, huge
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benefit to the project in the community.
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Yeah, exactly. A united front to spread the
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dust. Yes, we have and you said that
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you're going to we're going to post this in the Discord and
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probably on X as well when we after we wrap up here fix list.
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Yes, OK. It'll first be on the Discord
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and I take more time to get on on X, but it will be on the
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Discord and that'll be an area where then you can easily find
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it at any time. OK, OK.
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And, and I did forget to do the most important thing at the
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beginning, which was to thank you and tell you what a big
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honor it is to have you. I know you've been working
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tirelessly on this and for you to come on here and be willing
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to help me learn, right? Because I'm a community member
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and IP is not my specialty per SE.
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And I know you've done a lot of work and a ton of research into
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all this. So we really appreciate you
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coming on here and. Oh, OK.
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Yeah. Susie, just guess what.
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Talking flower, Fixless. You can't see the talking
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flower. It's she's on the screen.
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Oh, no, Yeah, we can't. OK, No.
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Right. Because I have a feed here for
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some reason, everybody. So you don't know, on my screen,
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there's a flower, but you can't see it.
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That's why I keep calling fixless the talking flower.
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But Susie had a great recommendation because of all
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the hard work you've done, Fixless, everything you're doing
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for the community, we as the Unicorn fart desk community
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would like to designate you as duster of the day.
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But I want everybody out there to help me, right?
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Let's pick up the Golden Horn and put it on our friend.
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Fixless, Fixless. I think this is one of the
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first, I think this is the very first live ever duster of the
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day. So congratulations, you deserve
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it, Nicholas. Thank you and thank you to
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everyone else who's contributed and in any way.
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I know there's been so many people that have got us to where
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we are in terms of IP and I mean you continue to show up every
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day as well, Ron and it's that's an inspiration itself.
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You know what fix? Listen, I know you've got a time
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constraint. You got to get running, but we
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build this project. We build this project every
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single day. And I really believe that.
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Like seriously, every day we add another little layer onto our
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foundation, another couple beans in the jug.
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However you want to look at her to think about it and that and
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that that can get that continues to position us at a spot that I
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think could could really be beneficial down the road.
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And that's I think really in a lot of ways, one of the biggest
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catalysts that we can ask for every day is that we continue to
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show up and it sets us apart. One of the ways that sets us
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apart from a lot of the other meme coin projects out there.
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You know the other thing, and I wrote this down because I was on
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a spaces last night, Tommy, and there's a guy named Tommy who's
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running spaces from time to time for UFD.
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It was another great success and there were people in there last
23:17
night. I want to mention this gimmicks
23:19
UFD Betty, Georgie King cause was in there.
23:23
I saw OB in there. And the one thing I wished I'd
23:26
said after you always wished you'd said when, when we're done
23:29
here later on today, fix the list.
23:31
You're going to think, man, I wish I'd said this.
23:33
You know, you always, always right.
23:37
But you know what? The one thing I wish I'd said
23:39
last night was that that I'd shared with kind of the more
23:42
general public. And I say this on a regular
23:44
basis, but like all those people are such high quality.
23:48
Just that group that was there last night, they were speakers.
23:51
I saw them on the screen in the literally, honestly, these are
23:55
people that, you know, I have children and, and when they were
23:59
five year twins and when they were five years old, I would
24:02
have felt comfortable letting any of them babysit my kids for
24:04
a couple days. And I'm very selective about who
24:07
I would let watch my kids. I mean, we just have an
24:10
unbelievable group of people in this project and it's, I, I
24:14
believe it sets us apart from a lot of the other projects out
24:18
there. Absolutely.
24:20
That's that's really something. Yep.
24:23
OK, so there we there we have it guys.
24:26
I hope that we've offered you some clarity and some
24:29
excitement. Like I'm super excited about the
24:32
about the IPI mean, pretty much everybody watching can, can, can
24:37
continue to do what they're doing.
24:38
If you're going to, if you want to use the IP to start a
24:41
business or sell a product, whatever.
24:44
So we want the project to be involved, right?
24:46
I think that's fair, right? The, the community, the project
24:49
has worked very hard to make this IP what it is and that the
24:55
community at large and including the people out there that do
24:58
want, I'm encourage people, right?
25:00
If you have ideas, go for it. We'll work with you and we'll do
25:04
it in a very, you know, positive away with the spirit of let's
25:09
make something great for UFD. Pixelis.
25:12
Is there anything that I forgot to ask you today, now that
25:15
you're the duster of the day? I think that's everything, but
25:19
you were saying you wanted to ask me about the name.
25:21
Oh yes, yes, well, there you go. I forgot.
25:24
Tell us, where does the name Pixel's form come from?
25:27
Yeah, You know, the name came off of profiles.
25:30
I'm like, oh, what name? And you want to change it to
25:32
this or that as you change over time.
25:34
And then this name kind of popped up where I'm like, fix
25:37
this form because like form and the forms of life that it takes
25:40
is always shifting. And so it's kind of a
25:43
philosophical nudge to that. OK, OK.
25:47
And and when I and when and and and how would you think that
25:50
might apply to a meme coin project like Unicorn fart dust,
25:55
right. Like our how we evolve and
25:57
change because I've seen a lot of that over the last year.
26:01
Yeah, well, it's, it's kind of like being like being human.
26:04
Like there's this part of us that we always know is like, you
26:08
know, wherever whatever stage I am in life, like I can, I can
26:11
feel that part of fixless. But at the same time it kind of
26:15
like this flower, like kind of takes different balloons,
26:18
different shades and same as like UFD.
26:20
When I feel into that, it's like there is this essence which is
26:25
UFD and to it the same. It's like to at the same time
26:30
allow it to move and shift. I'm almost thinking like a
26:33
martial art to shift and grow into different forms.
26:36
So as much as we might like it at one stage, like it'll
26:39
continue to evolve into the next, to the next, to the next.
26:41
And so to really acknowledge where we are and then to
26:46
wherever the next moment takes us.
26:48
Yeah, think about, think about where UFD could be 5 years from
26:52
now, right. Think about where UFD could be a
26:54
year from now. Because I can tell you having,
26:57
you know, been in the project, I, I think I can accurately say
27:02
deeply over the last year, this project has evolved.
27:06
I mean, the community and it, it's all about community, right?
27:09
The community today is way different than it was a year
27:14
ago, and there were some great people, a lot of the people that
27:18
are still here today, we're here a year ago.
27:21
But the community has definitely evolved and evolved in a very,
27:25
very good way. When I think about the UFD, when
27:28
I think of fixed, fixless form, you know, when I think of the
27:31
UFD community, and I think you were kind of saying this, right?
27:34
Like UFD is real, right? Like we have our IP, we have our
27:38
dusty, we have these real relationships and emotional
27:43
bonds with each other that make the community and the community
27:46
is a real thing, but it's not fixed.
27:49
It's like this, this, this always kind of evolving.
27:53
And I don't know if the right word is nebulous, but there's
27:56
just all these connections and then it continues.
27:59
And to me, what's important to me are the quality connections,
28:03
right? And, and you know, I say this
28:05
often lately, but it's all based on trust, right?
28:09
It's all based on a foundation of trust with, between people
28:14
and, and trusting each other that builds these relationships.
28:18
And the relationships are what makes up the community.
28:21
And the community is what makes up UFD.
28:24
And, and, and, and I think it's a powerful and I believe this
28:28
100% in my heart that one of the biggest kind of evolutionary
28:34
changes that I've seen in the Unicorn Park dust community over
28:37
the last year is that the good, like the people that have stuck
28:41
around are the people that are good and trust each other.
28:46
And I'm not saying anything negative about anyone who, for
28:48
whatever reason, may have the re buttercup to themselves, and
28:52
they're always welcome to come back.
28:53
As we've had, you know, life changes, things change.
28:57
We always welcome back our good dusters right to come back into
29:00
the community. But at the core, and as I look
29:03
at like, if I'd take a snapshot right now of our community, what
29:08
I see are, are people that really trust each other and,
29:13
and, and, and, and not that that wasn't the case a year ago, but
29:18
the reality is it takes time, right?
29:20
Trust is built overtime. And now we have this incredible
29:24
group of people. And I mean, I don't mean that,
29:26
Oh, we're all, you know, super successful doctors and lawyers
29:31
and India, whatever, right? It's, it's people that across
29:34
the whole spectrum of society, a whole spectrum of different
29:38
beliefs, races, geographical locations.
29:41
But the, but the one thing, if I take that snapshot that we have
29:44
now are a lot of people that really trust each other and
29:47
really feel connected. And I think there's no more
29:50
powerful force than that out there.
29:52
And that's why we want to protect them and us with IP.
29:58
Well said. I sometimes I like to talk.
30:04
I tell you what you do. You like to talk?
30:10
I have a niece that called me preacher Ron.
30:12
I don't know, but you know, anyway, that's why I sit in my
30:15
basement and talk and I often tell people, hey, don't worry,
30:17
to get tired of listening to me. I get tired of listening to
30:20
myself. Plus, this has been great.
30:23
I feel like you've given us real clarity, right on the real
30:27
benefits for the for everybody in UFD as the why we have the IP
30:33
and and kind of how it's being managed.
30:35
And I want to read it, reiterate one last time for most every
30:39
single person out there. I don't, I forget how to say it,
30:43
but it's like, you know, proceed as normal, right?
30:46
Just, you know, you keep doing what you're doing.
30:48
We encourage you to get out there, spread the lore of UFD
30:52
and we've got some great things ahead for us.
30:55
Thank you Fixless. Thank you, Ron.
30:58
All right, everybody, Yep, let's say goodbye.
31:01
Goodbye, everybody. Have a great day.
31:03
I'll be back tomorrow. Wednesday.
31:05
I have Gigi on as a special guest at 12 noon Central.
31:09
Friday. I will be on Bren's live stream
31:15
and there'll be announcements about all this, but the last one
31:18
we did with him got a lot of views and was really a great
31:21
thing. So there's a couple things
31:23
coming up this week. And of course, there's surprises
31:26
around every corner with Unicorn Fart desk.
31:28
So thanks again, Fix, Fix List. Thanks to all the dusters out
31:32
there. Horns up, right, everybody,
31:34
horns up. And everyone, please
31:36
congratulate Fix List on her massive honor of being
31:39
designated Duster of the Day. We'll see you soon fix list.
31:42
Thank you. Thanks.
31:44
So much. Bye everybody.