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> If you create a "web3" website, it's up to you how decentralized you want that experience to be > and this is new, how? It's not about decentralization, it'
by throw_nbvc1234 5y ago
> If you create a "web3" website, it's up to you how decentralized you want that experience to be
> and this is new, how?
It's not about decentralization, it's about decentralized trust. Why would you give someone's random website (or random gofundme) $1k? Maybe that decision would change if there was a smart contract which forced them to spend the money how you expected.
- ShamelessC 5y agoTrust in the real world can't be automated unfortunately.
- daoismyname 5y ago> Why would you give someone's random website (or random gofundme) $1k? for no reason and I won't do it in the future listen, smart contracts aren't more secure as other contracts today, that have been read by lawyers and proven in court for decades and still they are not to be trusted in full. this difference being there are far more lawyers than people who can read and understand a smart contract you live in the world of wishful thinking (not wanting to think you are deliberately lying) I live in real world where smart contract means nothing, it only works in very small communities where everybody already know and trust each other