> What would you keep? Personal blogs, knowledge bases in the broadest sense (wikipedia, arxiv, maybe Stackoverfow, that kind of thing), forums, e-commerce. >

> What would you keep? Personal blogs, knowledge bases in the broadest sense (wikipedia, arxiv, maybe Stackoverfow, that kind of thing), forums, e-commerce. > What would you throw away? The whole notion of "content" and "content creation", platforms (big or small), any form of media, the whole notion of "web applications", freaking cookie banners… and probably advertisement, too. > What would you bring back? The smaller scale and the DIY aspects. > What would you like to see more of? Self-expression without monetisation. > What were you hoping the internet would solve but hasn't? I didn't have any particular hope for the internet or the web. It was obvious from the very start that it would become shit. > What real world things has the internet replaced that you would like to have back? Actually _meaningful_ social relations with fewer _real_ people. The internet/web didn't replace or kill it but it made virtual alternatives too cheap and easy. > What real world things would you like to see cyber-ized? I can't think of any.