Karthik Senthil
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Why "web3" is ngmi https://i.imgur.com/9ld1bvW.png
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Chris Dixon
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I don’t really get the leap from “we need great products” (agree) to “web3 is a bad term”. Web2 added to web1 and was useful term for describing and accelerating of a nascent movement.
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Karthik Senthil
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Chris - thanks! If the term web3 ends up meaning "being additive to web2", i'm all for that. Unf web3 has devolved into a divisive "us vs them", "centralized vs decentralized" term. I don't remember there being "web2" builders or investors. Less branding & more user-focus is 🔑
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Chris Dixon
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There were web2 founders, investors, conferences etc. Random example from Google search https://www.oreilly.com/pub/a/web2/archive/what-is-web-20.html
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Karthik Senthil
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I stand corrected -- but I don't remember there being nearly as much labeling, proselytizing or sheer amount of capital specifically devoted to "web2" back then. In any event, I do agree with you that web3 (if used correctly) can be a net-positive for our nascent ecosystem. lfg.
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dylan
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