Web 3.0, és a megállíthatatlan alkalmazások háza (Nick Almond)

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Throughout 2021, we’ve seen a new wave of censorship hitting the legacy web. There is real evidence that censorship is growing in scale and scope and it is most certainly something we should be increasingly vigilant of.

The phenomenon of deplatforming has been discussed for a while, but it hit arguably its most public peak in January when Donald Trump’s Twitter account was permanently suspended.This represented a significant shift in the tone of internet social media moderation, which has historically been focussed on relatively minor figures, obvious bot accounts, or overt hate speech.

But this was something different.At the time, Donald Trump was arguably still (just about) the most powerful and well known man on the planet, but clearly not powerful enough to withstand a deplatforming from Twitter.Whether or not this was the right thing to do is a matter of debate, but Trump, for good, or ill, was part of the global discourse and his narrative was removed from it.

Ez határozottan emlékeztetett arra, hogy a Twitter és a globális közösségi média hálózatok nem nyilvános, hanem magánszervezetek, amelyekbe meghívást kapunk. Amikor jó produktív munkások vagyunk, előléptetnek bennünket, hogy a lehető legtöbb időt töltsünk a platformokon, ha pedig nem, akkor száműzzünk a digitális vadonba (ez egyébként a Telegram és a Signal – üdvözöljük a titkosítási kazamatákban) .

Shortly after this occured, the social media network Parler (the next most likely home for Trump’s antics) was given a seemingly coordinated eviction notice by Google and Apple from their app stores. An obvious blow to the network. But it was still accessible, to those who had already downloaded the app, or to people who were using their web app instance. That is, until Amazon took them down completely by taking away their servers.

This is not only the removal of an individual narrative from the public discourse, but a whole network’s.This is a bit more alarming, around a third of the internet, if not more, lives on AWS servers, which becomes very obvious when there’s an outage.When infrastructure takes you down it can take a lot of people with it. In this case, around 10 million people were deplatformed in a single wave of centralised intervention.In all of these cases, the centralised parties that control the “medium” on which people communicate, stepped in to censor activity that fell outside of what they considered “just”.

The issue with this is, that what is “just” is not best determined by centralised power. This is why Jury’s are intended to be a random selection of everyday people.When the vanishingly small number of people who control the internet become judge, jury and executioner, things have a very real potential to go very wrong and it won’t be long before you find yourself being censored and have no idea why.

Szerencsére van egy ellensúlyozó erő a központosított cenzúra ezen új hullámával szemben.

Az Unstoppable Application Tech Stack 

Blockchain 

Blockchains are essentially distributed databases and we use the Ethereum blockchain, as our primary database. To all intents and purposes this means we have no database, because the Ethereum blockchain is a public commons and not something we control. We couldn’t change it if we wanted to, and we certainly couldn’t stop anyone else from interacting with it. It is permissionless.Blockchains are designed with the presumption that they are being attacked at all times and they incentivise stakeholders to erect a cryptoeconomic firewall that limits the ability of anyone to alter their history.

A blokkláncok feláldozzák a teljesítményt, hogy megállíthatatlanok legyenek, és a gerincét képezik, amelyen a jövőben minden megállíthatatlan pénzügyi alkalmazás létezik.

kormányzási

A decentralizáció következő nagy hulláma az lesz, hogy a felhasználók teljes mértékben átvehetik a hálózatok működését. Februárban ugyanebben az időben a Robinhood elvette ügyfeleitől a pénzügyi szabadságot, a DeFi alkalmazást
évfinanszírozás volt

a vágyott ökoszisztéma jövőjét a tokentulajdonosok kezébe adja
megengedve nekik, hogy jelképes súlyozott szavazással határozzák meg a hálózat monetáris politikáját.

We aren’t quite decentralised robinhood (yet), but the trading venues of the future will be run by the participants that trade on them and the key to that is voting technology.In the future, unstoppable applications like ours won’t be just created by launch teams they will be created, launched, maintained and curated by their users through credibly neutral decentralised governance and we intend to provide the unstoppable tool kit to do it.

Összegzésként

Censorship isn’t going away, in fact the internet will trend to becoming more balkanised, more restricted, more contested and more centralised. The only hope we have for retaining freedom of digital expression is by continuing our migration from the dying Web 2.0.The internet is undergoing an upgrade and with it, so is the legacy financial system. The new web is censorship resistant, private, with it’s own money and decentralised financial systems that are increasingly being run by its users.Don’t wait around for the old financial system to die, join the new one as it is beginning. 

Source: https://www.finextra.com/blogposting/20733/web-30-and-the-case-for-unstoppable-applications?utm_medium=rssfinextra&utm_source=finextrablogs

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