Many online platforms serving wide groups of people need governance, to decide on features, content moderation policies or other challenges important to their user community, though there too, the user community rarely maps cleanly to anything but itself. How is it fair for the US government to govern Twitter, when Twitter is often a platform for... See more
witter could offer one price tier for no ads, and another price tier for getting past paywalls, and perhaps even individual site subscriptions above that.
Decentralized networks require a consensus mechanism that can protect against a Sybil attack (where one attacker pretends to have many different accounts and outvotes everyone else)
On the simplest level, web3 can allow us to “bring our whole selves” to platforms without fear of scrutiny or judgment by aggregating our online data and sharing the parts we find relevant to receive better recommendations and find better opportunities.