> The decision to call all of this "web 3.0" without actually consulting any developers (that don't own/trade cryptocurrencies) was such a mistake. Not sure I

> The decision to call all of this "web 3.0" without actually consulting any developers (that don't own/trade cryptocurrencies) was such a mistake. Not sure I understand your point. What developers do you need to consult? Some random developers coined that term, as much as some random developers coined the web 2.0 terms. It's up to people to use it or not.