#meta 2021-09-27
2021-09-27 UTC
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# ↩️ microdata never really took off, as it was spec-first, not implementation driven. Microformats have iterated and are used by indieweb, mastodon etc and still indexed by Google. ( twitter.com/_/status/1442424150237188100)
# I’m also on team “most web3 people are grifting” same applies to anything blockchain tho. IMO, the people who seem to be doing the real interesting work on what could be a next generation of the web are:
- https://indieweb.org
- https://inrupt.com/solid/ ( twitter.com/_/status/1442427241808400384)
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# ↩️ Have you looked into #IndieAuth (https://indieauth.net/) it's an open standard from the #IndieWeb community and allows folks to log in via their personal website - it's built on top of OAuth2 so is fairly straightforward to add support for! (https://www.jvt.me/mf2/2021/09/qiwuz/) ( twitter.com/_/status/1442445429594001408)
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# ↩️ I am excited by services like http://micro.blog that build upon IndieWeb technologies and abstract the technicalities away. I would love to see more user-facing services that embrace standards like Webmention. ( twitter.com/_/status/1442477133025079297)
# It's been well over a decade since I last watched this classic, but since it surfaced at last weekend's #IndieWeb pop-up on "Gardens and Streams": time for a rewatch https://sebastiangreger.net/2021/09/douglas-adams-hyperland ( twitter.com/_/status/1442477405122310144)
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# ↩️ In other words:
The aim we should have is to replace the commercialized corporate Web 3.0 with a democratized collaborative Web 4.0, like Web 2.0 did for Web 1.0
And to do that: We have eg @indiewebcamp / https://indieweb.org/ ( twitter.com/_/status/1442540087510589443)
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# ↩️ I am not sure how I feel about the semantics of “web 3.0.” The label, like you said, implies what someone says is 3.0 must happen. That is not the case. ( twitter.com/_/status/1442546808207589376)
# ↩️ I liked what you said about iterative development. The web has come a long way over the last few decades but the changes have been incremental. ( twitter.com/_/status/1442546604469334016)
# We are at least on Web 7.0 by now and it is all still terrible. ( twitter.com/_/status/1442546619996467203)
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# ↩️ I believe that you are right, and I think that one key feature of the current Web 3.0 is that it is primarily regulated by law, where 1.0 and 2.0 was regulated by code. Not sure how to get away from that development though. Most likely we'll have to just fight for better laws ( twitter.com/_/status/1442559455099592704)
# ↩️ I think the current regulation is largely needed because of the centralization into these giants, which have necessitated legislation and rules out of ethical, democratic and business/competition reasons.
In a network of smaller actors many laws would have had to look different ( twitter.com/_/status/1442560508968595458)
# The thing you are supposed to be decentralizing is power. ( twitter.com/_/status/1071554966802784256)
# ↩️ I agree, but now we are where we are, and we can't just wish the legislation away. So any change of how the internet work need to be done in tandem between law and code. ( twitter.com/_/status/1442581109473259527)
# Why Web 3.0 Matters (2007) https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FAT0DC0VkAEpG8t.jpg ( twitter.com/_/status/1442546329037672448)
# ↩️ Totally agree, and we need to start as soon as possible as to not make the laws such that only giants can survive online (eg. GDPR is a bit like that, the giants have an easy time navigating it with their lawyers, but smaller actors: not so much) ( twitter.com/_/status/1442583014672777220)
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# Created an article which explains how i am constantly tracking my position every second and how i am visualizing the collected data.
https://mxd.codes/articles/how-i-track-my-location-and-display-the-data-on-my-website
#QuantifiedSelf #IndieWeb #webmapping ( twitter.com/_/status/1442601044471549954)
# ↩️ Better to name things for what they are rather than trying to make it into something else through deceptive names like "web 3.0".
I mean, eg. the IndieWeb could also have called itself "web 3.0", I guess Mastodon could as well.
There truly must be a better name? ( twitter.com/_/status/1442601857105346560)
# Created an article which explains how i am constantly tracking my position every second and how i am visualizing the collected data.
https://mxd.codes/articles/constant-location-tracking-with-owntracks-strapi-and-visualizing-data-with-deckgl
#QuantifiedSelf #OwnTracks #DeckGL #IndieWeb ( twitter.com/_/status/1442609803126194179)
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# edited /Web_3.0 (+158) "[tantek] added "Criticism: https://twitter.com/search?q=web3%20(unethical%20OR%20fraud%20OR%20fraudulent%20OR%20grift%20OR%20ponzi)&src=typed_query&f=live" to "See Also"" ( view diff)
# I have noticed that many who troll on Twitter use “your” instead of “you’re.” Just an observation. Nothing more. ( twitter.com/_/status/1442303720914522115)
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