Trust as a Service (TaaS): A Vision for Twitter

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Trust can be achieved by increasing transparency requirements, namely by sharing identity and reputation information.

William Mougayar • The Business Blockchain: Promise, Practice, and Application of the Next Internet Technology

Why crypto

Brian Morrissey therebooting.substack.com

My view is the root cause of a lot of these issues is a deep structural misalignment between the needs of their underlying corporate structure of companies like Twitter and the needs of the networks they operate. There are other ways to build these networks. Email is a good example, which runs on an open protocol called SMTP that isn’t owned by any... See more

Chris Dixon • Words With Web 3’s King: An Interview With Chris Dixon

High-quality access to information : social technologies that help people form high-quality opinions about important topics in an adversarial environment. I personally am bullish on prediction markets and Community Notes; you may have a different take on the solutions, but the point is that this topic is important.

Vitalik Buterin • Against Choosing Your Political Allegiances Based on Who Is "Pro-Crypto"

TRUSTING A TRUSTLESS NETWORK. The Paradoxes of Trust in Blockchain Technology

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If We Ruled the Tweets

Packy McCormick notboring.co

What we’re seeing in the unbundling of publishing, including the rise of Substack newsletters, is people inherently trust other people more than faceless institutions. This is as true in publishing as it is in finance. Facebook has become a symbol of all that is wrong with the current state of digital media. The heart of crypto is establishing trus... See more