The future is decentralisation.

yes

the future is the death of platorms

it's not a new platform

it's the death of platforms

I disagree. Aggregation it one of the most important things to the net.

you'll see

It's to vast not to have a place to meet.

it cost a fortune to put web 2.0 in place

it's too vast not to have MANY places to meet

I don't think we'll see the death of platforms but it's what *should* happen

I think we will

Don't throw the baby out with the bath water.

what's the baby?

facebook? google?

I think we will see the end of platforms

just the other day, Tim Cook said that certain people "had no place on our platforms"

A place where new comers visit and are introduced to new ideas and life styles.

So a different website

many places, @Poppy Rider

many places

not 3

👆

more than 3

more than 100

so many that we will never again have a boy king like zuckerberg

or tim cook

who unilaterally decides who is, and is not human

The old system genuinely worked better

Say what you want about Tw, FB and YT, they are a good place to get your message out there. Like putting a billboard on the side of a motorway.

*were

they are not a good place if you are alex jones

They were good before it was evident that the platform owners are trying to mind-control their users.

indeed

So the baby is advertising?

the people pushing web 3.0 are cautioning new corporate founders to plan carefully
so that the web 3.0 corps do not repeat the mistakes of web 2.0
those "mistakes" being implementing actual freedom

this is already happening

The baby is having a place I can sit down with my son and watch some minecraft and when he goes to bed a place to watch politics on the same site where ppl spend their day watching make up tutorials and then politics later. Where we are all using the same comment section.

even if you want to deal with a small bank that handles high-risk businesses (porn, tobacco, firearms, etc), you're still subject to all kinds of rules - usually including rules about content and speech.

Sorry, but all you've done is listed the functions of multiple sites and then said "but they need to be together"

When my point is that they don't, and they never have been