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mia 水明
@miawintam
Is the term “public good” being thrown around too generously in the web 3 community? Remember, public good has to be “non-excludable and non-rivalrous,” meaning it can be consumed by many individuals simultaneously without reducing its availability to others Just because a protocol is open source or on a blockchain doesn’t mean it’s a public good. True public goods should theoretically benefit everyone, not just those who are directly invested or token holders within the ecosystem
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rathermercurial
@rathermercurial.eth
Agreed that the term is thrown around too much, too often. Especially when it comes to apps, protocols and blockspace in general. ..But "Public Goods" also implies a shift in focus from the apps and infra to the ledgers, culture, knowledge and social graphs which are derived from them. Those things *are* public goods in the truest sense, and produce greater and greater value the more they are used, which in turn makes the underlying network more useful. ...it's a virtuous cycle by which the production of network, club and private goods in our p2p network funds the production of the real public goods.
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mia 水明
@miawintam
Yes I think you’re right and totally agree with that. And that’s what I love most about this community :) It just pisses me off when crypto bros greenwash the word for their benefit
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