Allowing people to make backups: You’d rather make it as hard as possible to make backups, e.g., by using anti-screenscraping tools and maybe hiding some information about the ledger in the first place so people can’t easily back it up.
Web3: Seems about as bad as any web2 solution that allows people to easily back up their data.
Web3: Seems about as bad as any web2 solution that allows people to easily back up their data.
I think that a decentralized impact market that can’t be controlled or shut down seems worse. Also, a Web3 platform will make it less effortful for someone to launch a competing platform (either with or without the certificates from the original platform).
Okay, but to keep the two points separate:
Allowing people to make backups: You’d rather make it as hard as possible to make backups, e.g., by using anti-screenscraping tools and maybe hiding some information about the ledger in the first place so people can’t easily back it up.
Web3: Seems about as bad as any web2 solution that allows people to easily back up their data.
Is that about right?
I think that a decentralized impact market that can’t be controlled or shut down seems worse. Also, a Web3 platform will make it less effortful for someone to launch a competing platform (either with or without the certificates from the original platform).