Decentralized Social Media: What Creators Need To Know About Web3 Platforms
Most people don’t think about where their social media actually lives.
And if that doesn’t sit right with you, you’re not alone. That’s a little too much power for a small group of people to wield.
Here’s the good news: A different kind of social media is starting to grow in the background. One built on openness, transparency, and user control instead of central control.
I like how you carefully avoided to say bitcoin, blockchain, or scam in your post.
@one_old_coder You’re right! But now I’m catching up… Jokes aside, Bitcoin, Nostr, blockchain, and so on, are magnificent technologies, but most of the people who talk about them are truly embarrassing and sometimes disgusting. A real shame.
Such a great site and resource.
Web0 is the way to go, not Web3.
Web(-5) just using an abacus and showing your friend out a window.
Web0
HTML5 without JS? I would love that.
Probably just a dial-up connection that you access entirely from the command line.
Still better than Crypto BS
I still ponder if i should keep this post in my community because i’m mot fond df bitcoin…
And i know other curremcy (G1 la june, free currency) that work as a “basic income” and don’t depend on farming computer with HPU.
As someone who’s crypto-neutral, I don’t want to be too negative…
But this article talks about Bluesky and Mastodon. Bluesky is not decentralized and neither application uses any web3 technology.
Is there any actual web3 social media? It doesn’t seem like the best use of web3 (versus stuff like financial automation, etc.)
built on openness, transparency, and user control instead of central control.
Also, cryptocurrency. Actually, it’s all cryptocurrency, please invest in the pretend money we’re wizarding out of the void.
