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6 changes: 6 additions & 0 deletions src/sites/cryptograss.live/ONLY_BLUEGRASS
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## Is this toolchain only for bluegrass and nothing else?

lol no.

This tool chain probably makes sense for many styles of creativity which leverage a remix culture and which thrive outside the intellectual property industrial complex. Specifically, it seems that genres like hip hop, jazz, and some genres of electronic music makes sense for this toolchain. We don't anticipate widespread adoption by mainstream pop.

4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions src/sites/cryptograss.live/WHAT ARE SET STONES
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Set Stones are onchain merch designed to memorialize a show. They are kin to traditional show-based merch like ticket stubs and posters. They are ERC-721s (or maybe in the future sometimes ERC-1155s or a similar standard, on EVM chains and perhaps other networks) that can be minted only by people who attended the show in question.

They have customizable elements (colors, highlight song, and a brief text field for a note). Set Stones appear alongside the set and show in user interfaces where sets, shows, and songs are displayed. The ENS name of the owner is displayed in many of these instances.