cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/77314
I think this decentralization and federation is what web3 is all about, without all the corporations calling everything to do with monkey pixel art that costs a million dollars “web3”
When I saw this, I felt an icky feeling because there was someone trying to talk about how this would all be good on the blockchain and how it might work on the blockchain. I wish they would leave the blockchain out of it.
This is my favourite web sequel so far though. Thanks for making it happen @felsqualle@dataterm.digital !
I think once content creators start posting regularly, we won’t miss the old model of centralized content.
Lemmy keeps reminding me of the internet back in the IRC days, where you’d have multiple servers hosting different rooms within the network. All accessible, as long as you were on one of the servers in that cluster. It’s a modern take on that (imo), and super cool that it’s open source too!
I’m really hoping so. Currently we’re free of ads and algorithms. I really hope that what has happened with reddit prompts some people enough to stay here for a while longer because then we’re more likely to have regular creators.
You’re right there to be honest, it feels like bringing back a modern twist on tradition brought in a breath of fresh air and I’m loving it.
Thanks a lot for your kind words <3
