Small social networks is the real "web3" opportunity. The contours and requirements to reach that next stage are still somewhat blurry: * how to make them ubiq

Small social networks is the real "web3" opportunity. The contours and requirements to reach that next stage are still somewhat blurry: * how to make them ubiquitous (easy hosting, maintenance, moderation) * how to federate flexibly and effectively (private/public boundaries, social graph discovery, integrate different media, polymorphic clients) * how to nudge behavior, extract people from their digital prisons and reboot them into more sane behaviors - not trivial, some real social scientist input required * how to make them self-financing without creating distorted incentives for any stakeholder etc. there are lots of things to work out but its clear we've been through an centralized web / walled garden aberration period that inflicted untold damage to the broader "digital transformation" enterprise and legitimized / rewarded abusive practices that can not persist as a permanent pattern