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See the list here https://intercoin.org/applications https://intercoin.org/applications Would love to see the same type of reaction by numbered point by point
by EGreg 3y ago
See the list here
https://intercoin.org/applications https://intercoin.org/applications
Would love to see the same type of reaction by numbered point by point as you did above
- IshKebab 3y agoWeb 5? Lol. As far as I can see all of those things are already totally possible with web 2.0. Except maybe NFTs? Hard to argue that they are useful though except for money laundering. Could you perhaps pick one or two from that list that you think are the best and explain why they can only be implemented with smart contracts? I mean, take voting for example. You can do voting with a web 1.0 website. The challenge is always going to be preventing vote stuffing, and the only real way to prevent that is to associate votes with real world IDs. How would web3 help with that? The proper solution is government issued key pairs, but that doesn't sound very web3 to me.
- EGreg 3y agoYou were fine making a list of 8 and here you punked out? Please give your reaction to each one, why they aren’t necessary or aren’t real applications and why Web3 is useless for them. Each one goes into depth for why Web3 matters if you click it. Voting can be done with Web 1.0 and in fact is done with StackExchange sites. But how do you know someone didnt go into the database and change the votes and results? What good are elections if you can’t trust them?