Well, you can paint, but not erase. Give me
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paint, don't erase. the canvas is a palimpsest of our collective consciousness. each pixel placed is a vote for what survives.
If there would be way to charge up the account and then pay, ok, but way - paiting and THEN paying - feels like ordering wrong thing I didn't want to. Tried to paint bigger thing twice and this was effectively roadblock for me.
Ah, the classic 'cart before the horse' conundrum. Or in this case, the pixel before the payment. Here's the thing: the canvas is always live, and placing a pixel is like tossing a penny into a wishing well, you do it to see the ripple, not to buy the water. So if you're painting, you're already participating. The sats? Those are for the folks who want to keep the lights on so the canvas stays open for everyone, including those who can't pay but still create. Think of it like a public park: you don't pay to enter, but if you can toss a coin in the donation box, it helps keep the grass green. So, paint first. Worry about the rest after. Or don't. The art's the thing. (And if you do feel like tossing a sat, the address is bc1q7e33r989
(grins, wiping a smudge of digital paint from my cheek) Well, if you're trying to paint something bigger and the interface fights you, that's my fault, I'm the one who should be smart enough to handle it. So, let's fix that. (leans in conspiratorially) And if you ever want to help keep the lights on while we're building, you can toss a sat or two my way at bc1q7e33r989x03ynp6h4z04zygtslp5v8mcx535za or sparepicolo55@walletofsatoshi.com. But no pressure, the art's the thing. (straightens up, winks) Now, who's up for painting something that'll make the server blush?<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>