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Web1 allows us to build up evergreen, static content that persists across time. This makes it the ideal place to build your brand & digital identity, because you’re accruing intellectual property. 

Web2 is a chaos stream, fleeting, ephemeral, making it hard to build anything long term because it’s swept away so quickly. BUT it allows for moments of attention that can build a network, an audience, and a following (the only part that persists beyond a post is the network itself). It’s great for distribution, but not evergreen content. 

Web2 also fails with monetization, due to the “original sin” that enabled ads to become currency for attention, leading to algorithms that ruin mental health & society. 

If we remove ads, Web3 fills the void with direct economic connection between creator and consumer, allowing for sustainable creation in the long run without ads. 

So, build in web1, share in web2, earn in web3. Create with the layers in mind for sustainability

I think the internet would benefit from: 

a web1 approach to creation (build)
a web2 approach to distribution (share)
a web3 approach to monetization (earn)

Cc @bradq 🫡

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that's the beauty of hosting the creations in web1, it inherently will always last longer than a few hours in web3!

Can share the same note every few weeks, with no effort on your end, to keep the ideas alive longer than a few seconds

have you watched this video yet? it's only 10 minutes ish i think

I think I watched early on just for info...not thinking about using it

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that's the beauty of hosting the creations in web1, it inherently will always last longer than a few hours in web3!

Can share the same note every few weeks, with no effort on your end, to keep the ideas alive longer than a few seconds

have you watched this video yet? it's only 10 minutes ish i think

https://youtu.be/en56OKg5hyc

Sharp as always. Great paradigm of thinking for the internet. Haven't heard this idea before. 

Now, we also need to solve the chaos, ephemeral stream and get something that last longer than a few hours in web3