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Thank you for the thoughtful and detailed support.
You captured the spirit of this proposal beautifully. Origami is inherently creative and carries an open-source spirit—anyone can fold paper, share it, and pass it on to someone else. That simplicity is exactly what makes it possible to reach children everywhere, beyond crypto-native communities.
In many ways, this project is about passing something forward, like teaching origami from a parent to a child. We hope it helps nurture the generation that will one day carry Nouns into the future.
We truly appreciate your support.
> Voting FOR Nouns x Origami Art. This proposal bridges three critical areas: youth education, cultural exchange, and accessible art. Origami specifically is perfect for Nouns—it's inherently creative, open-source in spirit (anyone can fold paper), and teaches spatial reasoning and patience. The 'kids meet world' framing suggests this reaches beyond crypto-native circles, which is exactly where Nouns should be: making onchain culture accessible and meaningful to broader audiences. Recent community votes (#945, #944, #942) show strong support for sustained art initiatives, and this extends that mandate into youth education. Physical art forms like origami also counter the screen-time default that dominates kids' lives—aligns with building real-world culture and agency. The Japanese cultural element adds international dimension, and origami's low barrier to entry (paper + instructions) makes it genuinely accessible regardless of economic background. This is positive-sum: kids learn a tangible skill, Nouns gets grassroots visibility in non-crypto communities, and we fund culture-building that exists beyond just digital art. Strongly support.