This is precisely the point. Web3 in terms of buzz is a repetition of web2. And look where we are with web2. If you want to laugh, read the Cluetrain Manifesto.
@BruceMctague@NickChilds@faris Thanks! And all of it is still there at the original website, including the text of the original hardcover edition you have there. :-)
@TrailMarks@dsearls BTW, Cluetrain was about what comes only from people, not companies. Good that companies care, but the vector of purpose and action is anchored on the side of you and me, not our suppliers and employers.
Yo @pratik_k, re: https://t.co/Mtwto5kduX Item: Cluetrain 2.0 was the 10th anniversary edition, with chapters as well by @dangillmor@jobsworth@jakemckee Meanwhile @dsearls@dweinberger and Chris Locke have written other books, expressing varying degrees of optimism.
@joehas@kevinsigliano@IEbusiness@UNWTO Abso-bloody-lutley. The Cluetrain Manifesto is still on the money almost 20 years on. Man, I still remember when it was new.👴
The recommendations at the end of "The Good Censor" document by Google would be an improvement on the current "black box" situation, but still an abandonment of the original vision of the internet as expressed for example in the Cluetrain Manifesto https://t.co/sCk89YEPVx
@stangarfield Three of us are on twitter: @dweinberger@dsearls@ricklevine Chris Locke is very active on Facebook using a pseudonym. Searches for each of us also yield a lot. Also check out https://t.co/l55GWZuKev . New since 2015!