For the #rightclicker movement to thrive, we must recognize these parallels and challenge the quasi-religious reverence for artificial scarcity. Digital abundance, not scarcity, should be our guiding principle—allowing all to freely access, share, and preserve digital culture.
While many factors have contributed to the marginalization of this movement, organized religion's role deserves particular examination. Religious institutions have historically aligned themselves with concepts of ownership and property that directly conflict with the #rightclicker philosophy.
# The Impact of Organized Religion on the #RightClicker Movement
In the digital frontier of Web3, few communities have faced as much scrutiny and opposition as the #rightclickers those who challenge the artificial scarcity of digital assets through the simple act of right-clicking and saving NFTs.
An even better correction to #rightclicker self-delusion is that, it was also Jennifer McCoy and Anil Dash involved in the project, but we can blame the media for that as, reporting is always trying to hang the credit on one person, and not the collaboration. But it was substantial #digitalartists!
