Excellent post, pretty much exactly what I was thinking of > Of course, it still raises questions about how it’d be financed or supported. No investor would ba

Excellent post, pretty much exactly what I was thinking of > Of course, it still raises questions about how it’d be financed or supported. No investor would back a service that couldn’t be controlled at all and could lose most of its userbase overnight. I think the WordPress/WooCommerce model works for this. So you handle forum set up for businesses, or have paid for plugins. You can also still have a centralised system like basically reddit/wordpress.com , but allow subdomains just to be redirected to someones own domain (all for a minor cost).