That’s fair, Corporate website are always annoying to look at and also just in terms of capitalism have also just gotten worse (or better depending on how you look at it). I do like the accessibility that’s been offered to those looking to get into the web space with Web2.0 where we can host something like Lemmy or I can make my own website with GitHub pages and pay for a domain hosting. But I think where Web3.0 differs from this viewpoint is that now you get to monetize everything. Including the ability to host on your site. So like it feels like on paper (and if you remove capitalism from the picture and also like find a way to make things energy-efficient), Web3.0 could work and could be nice, new innovation. But just like life, capitalism seems to find a way.
I think that the timeline web1 -> web2.0 is already wrong, it’s all just words. Corporate websites have continually gotten worse for years.
That’s fair, Corporate website are always annoying to look at and also just in terms of capitalism have also just gotten worse (or better depending on how you look at it). I do like the accessibility that’s been offered to those looking to get into the web space with Web2.0 where we can host something like Lemmy or I can make my own website with GitHub pages and pay for a domain hosting. But I think where Web3.0 differs from this viewpoint is that now you get to monetize everything. Including the ability to host on your site. So like it feels like on paper (and if you remove capitalism from the picture and also like find a way to make things energy-efficient), Web3.0 could work and could be nice, new innovation. But just like life, capitalism seems to find a way.