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There’s a pretty big difference between “this project is named poorly and isn’t ready for prime time” and “advocates want to force people to use it”. Don’t get
by haswell 5y ago
There’s a pretty big difference between “this project is named poorly and isn’t ready for prime time” and “advocates want to force people to use it”.
Don’t get me wrong - I share plenty of the same concerns others have shared throughout this thread, and tend to think “web3” is not a good thing to call this, but don’t see the “by force” claim as valid at this point.
Plenty of apps/projects brand themselves as the next coming/generation/evolution/whatever. Only adoption will tell us if they’re right.
- paulgb 5y agoFair, but I think the name is reflective of a greater attitude. I've never been told I'm NGMI (“not going to make it”) for not adopting Serverless, or that I should “have fun staying poor” if I ignore Kubernetes.
- jakelazaroff 5y agoMultiple web3 people have told me to "have fun staying poor" for being skeptical about what they're offering, which kinda gives away the whole game.