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Web3 also has a unique and important concept, which is community-driven. I think it's interesting.
It means that the operation and development of the entire ecosystem is driven by the user and developer community, rather than relying on a single company or organization.
Users are not only users of the product, but also governors, contributors, and even benefit sharers. Through collective decision-making and collaboration by the community, Web3 projects can be more inclusive, transparent, and vibrant.
It is easy to understand the relationship between traditional companies and users.
In the Web2 world, for example, if we use WeChat or Taobao, the user is just a consumer of these platforms. The platform is developed and managed by the company, and users can only passively accept the rules formulated by the platform, such as charging standards, function changes, etc.
Users use these products, but they are not able to participate in decision-making and do not receive any direct rewards from the platform's success 0 reply
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