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For much better. It will be how the internet used to be. Open, free, innovative, and fun to surf again.
by wait_a_minute 5y ago
For much better. It will be how the internet used to be. Open, free, innovative, and fun to surf again.
- xvector 5y agoWhat does a rough timeline for adoption look like? 2 decades? (Genuine question)
- wait_a_minute 5y agoMuch less. I'd say < 5 years. The rate at which people are onboarding onto Web 3 technologies and building stuff is increasing rapidly. You can check out the IPFS blog, the Protocol Labs blog, and see who is being sponsored in the space. People are building all kinds of useful software. Here are some examples if you wish to watch a presentation on the finalists from a recent hackathon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWxd9X2bKfo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWxd9X2bKfo
- dredmorbius 5y agoYou've made several nebulous claims. Why will it be better? Why won't it be subject to similar failure modes as the present Internet? What specifically do you see it improving on? How? What can it not fix? Why not?