Doodles immediately became the basis for several copycat and knockoff products as one of the most popular projects on the market. Keast and the Doodles crew seems to have foreseen this problem, since they had previously built a type of derivative approval mechanism inside their Discord. Developers were encouraged to submit formal ideas for applications based on the primary Doodles collection. Numerous projects submitted by the Doodles community have been placed to a vote, with collections such as Noodles and Pukenza resulting directly from the 1 Doodle = 1 Vote mechanism. A fraud warning channel was also added to the Doodles server, encouraging a "see something, say something" mindset. To yet, a big number of fake accounts and projects have been reported there, and it seems that the channel has assisted in the mitigation of a lot of unauthorized Doodles knockoffs and possible frauds.
The Rarity Sniper Discord has over 300,000 active members and is always growing. Rarity Sniper started its website in November, with almost 1 million unique visits in the first month. The site now ranks over 1,000 generative NFT collections by rarity and lets users to explore the collections by attributes, examine collection analytics, impending NFT drops, and even post their NFT projects on the upcoming NFT drops calendar.
