Top Five Things to understand about Web 3.0

• One: Web 2.0 is what we have now, and Web 3.0 exists but not everybody uses it, or understands it, but now you can learn how to be part of the future, which is Web 3.0.
• Two: On a Web 3.0 platform you own your account, so no one can take it from you, or close it, or turn it off. In Web 2.0 Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube can take your account away, close it and destroy all your content.
• Three: On a Web 3.0 platform, you own your content, and no one can take it down, erase it, or hide it from view. In a Web 2.0 platform like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube your content can be hidden, deleted or taken down.
• Four: In a Web 3.0 platform you earn money for your content, your attention, and your time. On a Web Web 2.0 platform like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube, the platform earns money off your content, and only a few people actually get enough subscribers, likes and other measurements together paid.
• Five: In a Web 3.0 platform, you own your network of followers and friends. And you have a list of their names and you have the ability to contact them. This means you can contact your fans, invite them to special concerts, give them gifts or use this list to make money off your followers and friends. In general, on a Web 2.0 platform like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube the platform owns the list of your friends and your followers. In Web 2.0 the platform earns money off your network, your list of friends and followers, and most of the time the platform does not share this money with you.
• Six: In Web 3.0 you own part of the platform, which includes your account, your network, but also means you own a the platforms Crypyocurrency token. Which gives you the right to participate in the governance of the platform. In Web 2.0 you own no part of the platform, and you have no say in governance.

That’s my top six, what are yours?

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