@prologic@twtxt.net i wonder, is the Web any free anyway? indieweb aside
@novaburst@twt.nfld.uk I think it still is 🤔 But it’s important we kill this Web3 bullshit with fire 🔥
There is the web3 and Web 3.0 (as a successor for Web 2.0), one more oriented to distributed and federated content, another with everything on top of a currency, so every stored bit costs some gas.
And although I don’t dislike the good parts of cryptocurrency, being the cryptography behind it and the potential of decentralized power behind it, I’m not too fond of the interests it brings. Since it’s designed from the core for monetary value, it attracts people aiming for the best Return on investment not caring for the environment (there is a debate about green energies by 2022).
I know that a Hobbyist net, an Indieweb, and a Hyper profitable net are going to be different between them, their core values are different, and there is a space for all of them.
I don’t think Web3 is going to be self-sustainable since there is no balance between losers and winners.
I won’t say it’s important to kill them. How are we going to do it?
I think it’s going to implode itself since it doesn’t have the benefits of a Hobbie, with people sustaining the infrastructure for the sake of it.
Nor the self-sustainability of a commercial net, where the profits are higher than the cost of operating them.
@eaplmx@twtxt.net I think your last statement is correct. I can’t see the sustainability of Web3 in general.
@eaplmx@twtxt.net PS: My remarks here in this Yarn are not and were not specifically aimed at you, but in general. I just hit the “Reply” button so it’s tagged you 😅 – I’m trying to get all of the right words in so this Yarn gets picked up by web crawlers 😅
@prologic@twtxt.net no worries 😁
@movq@www.uninformativ.de I really do not know 🤦♂️ People are being duped into a false sense of security 😢 over this Web3 madness 🤬