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Do you guys think the non-commercial web will ever achieve critical mass to tilt the scale in its favor and spark a chain reaction to drive flocks of people out
by carlossouza 3y ago
Do you guys think the non-commercial web will ever achieve critical mass to tilt the scale in its favor and spark a chain reaction to drive flocks of people out of the commercial web?
A refreshing thing about the non-commercial web is the fact that it is not trying to monopolize my attention and not trying to hard-sell me anything.
More and more, I see people complaining about the big tech services... but that's a qualitative perception, certainly biased... I wonder if that's really happening.
- JohnFen 3y ago> Do you guys think the non-commercial web will ever achieve critical mass I don't know. I rather doubt it. Personally, I've given up on that as a goal -- the masses can do what they like. My goal is more about self-preservation: finding those spaces that are beneficial to me. What I think is actually happening is that the web is balkanizing, as people who feel as I do build spaces that serve their needs.
- hanniabu 3y agoThat's what the web3 movement is about but everyone is too caught up in bias based on false narratives
- palata 3y agoThat's what the web3 people try to make you believe
- ChrisClark 3y agoA perfect example of his point.