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I believe marketplaces could/would form, acting as aggregators for sellers to list and promote their goods, and for consumers to go shopping. In the 2020s, the
by haswell 4y ago
I believe marketplaces could/would form, acting as aggregators for sellers to list and promote their goods, and for consumers to go shopping.
In the 2020s, the web is nearing a level of criticality to a functioning society as the neighborhoods, towns, cities we access it from. Those physical properties are heavily regulated and with good reason.
- cortesoft 4y agoA marketplace is limited… if you create a product that addresses an entirely new market, you wouldn’t be found. Also, physical properties are heavily regulated partially because there is a limited amount of physical space for them.
- haswell 4y agoOn the first point, I’m referring to a new kind of marketplace. Essentially something made explicitly to address the problem you mentioned. A generic marketplace that enables the discovery of new products/markets is conceivable. Regarding regulation, physical spade is definitely one part of it. But the public is also generally against nuisances, including too many advertisements. It’s an imperfect analogy, but not too far off.