> Someone has to pay for hosting and the time spent needing to moderate and ensure content is legal. I don't know what capital-O "Open Web" is. Unfortunately,

> Someone has to pay for hosting and the time spent needing to moderate and ensure content is legal. I don't know what capital-O "Open Web" is. Unfortunately, "distributed" has been tainted by cryptographic token scammers. I mean start with the original ideas of the Web, and go from there. Things don't have to look like centralized grabs of user eyeballs (along with moderation), proprietary or not.