These days, there's been more debate about whether NFT royalties should be mandatory or not. Honestly, I'm a bit tired of it… Creators want to have long-term income, which is understandable, and the secondary market fears liquidity being cut off, which also makes sense.

Anyway, I see myself more as "someone who keeps their wallet and signing habits tightly controlled," rather than "someone who believes everything can be solved through rule design."
No matter how royalties are written, it ultimately comes down to enforcement: platforms change, aggregators bypass, and the terms become as thin as paper.
For someone like me, who is a bit obsessive, I prefer to support creators using more direct methods: clearly stating rights during minting, making delivery solid, and not expecting exchanges to defend your interests…
By the way, a reminder that lately, fake airdrops and fake royalty subsidy links have increased again. When you see "claim income," don't rush to connect your wallet.