I tried once, posting a small image I made as an NFT, and during the first few days it was quite exciting, but then the royalties on the secondary market just disappeared... Honestly, relying on "self-awareness tips" for creators is a bit mysterious; when traffic comes, everyone calls for support, but when it comes to settlement, they start pretending to be dead.

Later, I thought about it and it makes sense—people trade for liquidity and price differences, who would be willing to pay a few extra bucks?

Recently, with the bridge being hacked and oracle errors, the group has started to unify the stance: "Wait for confirmation before acting." I actually think this is the most genuine consensus on the chain right now: survive first.
I'm no longer taking sides on royalties; if it can be written into the protocol, then do it. If not, don’t force moral arguments. Creators should leave more traces, collect money through multiple channels—anyway, I make my money the same way, efficiency first. Don’t expect one rule to save everyone.