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Web 1.0 = read Web 2.0 = read/write Web 3.0 = read/write/own

• DarkNova6 2y ago
  You could make the case that we already are in Web 3.0, or that we have regressed into Web 1.0 territory. Back in actual Web 2.0, the internet was not dominated by large platforms, but more spread out by ppl hosting their own websites. Interaction was everywhere and the spirit resolved around "p2p exchange" (not technologically speaking). Now, most traffic goes over large companies which own your data, tell you what to see and severely limit genuine exchange. Unless you count out the willingness of "content monkeys", that is. What has changed? The internet has settled for a lowest-common denominator and moved away from a space of tech savy people (primarily via the arrival of smartphones). The WWW used to be the unowned land in the wild west, but has now been colonized by an empire from another world.
• 3np 2y ago
  > Web3 = read/write/own This is "reminagined" and more commonly known as just "Web3". Entirely different from the older conceptual "Web 3.0" in context of semantic web. So more like: Web 3.0 = read/write/describe https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_Web https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semantic_Web The resolution to this conondrum is of course to do both simultaneously and refer to it as "Web 5". Ask my friend Jack.