This project is just getting started. I’ve created a world, an underdog protagonist, an expanding cast of characters and plots, and a list of ideas that grows constantly. There’s enough here to make numerous CNFT collections, a comic, a game … who knows?

But there’s no team. There’s no developer, no algorithm. It is just me with knees full of gravel, a stylus in my hand, and maybe a little more “get the hell out of my way” than you’re used to.

There’s no roadmap or timeline for me to tell this story. I have to create a different policy for each collection in this project to make sure they lock in time to signal honest intentions on my part.

But the policy verification process is not yet streamlined on Cardano. Of the two processes I’m aware of, Tokhun’s takes very little time. The other takes weeks. I’m gonna do the one that takes the least time. Soon, there will be a standard way to do this that makes it verified everywhere on Cardano.

So if anyone wonders why Love Machine isn’t verified anywhere but Tokhun, that’s why.

And if anyone doubts my intentions about this project, they can watch what happens and decide for themselves. I’ll always publish my policy IDs. And here’s the awesome thing about the blockchain — anyone with the transaction hash and an internet connection can see what I’m up to.

Rick Moranis could be looking up a transaction from his swimming pool right now.