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by bee_rider
1633 days ago
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People bring up this semantic web thing in Web 3.0 discussions all the time. I still don't know what he was talking about. I don't think it happened, though? Semantic Web 3.0 and blockchain web3 stuff both suffer from at least one shared problem* -- the internet is a living, evolving system. Web 2.0 was labeled in retrospect to describe a general, but clearly visible change in the way websites were build. Much easier to predict something that has already happened and which everyone can see. The only prediction I think that we can make about the internet is that it will defy any predictions that we make about it. *Not to say this is the only problem either had -- for example, web3 also suffers from a wide range of credibility issues, IMO. |
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