Thread by @piercesword

@AviumWorld @AviumOrigins

I am interested in smoothing human connections by visualizing trust.
For that reason, I think it is necessary to visualize prejudice.

Under such circumstances, various WEB3-based SNSs have appeared recently.

However, I personally feel that none of them are impressive.

I think this is because I used to use Steem.

Simply put, Steem could be described as "a decentralized protocol that makes any content monetizable."
(running on the Steem blockchain)

It can also be called a headless CMS. (CMS Contents Management System)

In other words, you can use it without being bound by UI, front end, site or application!
Anyone can make these.
(Actually not anyone lol)

And, structurally, there was also a mechanism in which the UI side could receive part of the rewards earned by users who used the UI side.

In other words, there is an incentive for those who create the UI side.

And the content can be anything.

In the case of Steem, Steemit was created by adopting an easy-to-understand blog format.

However, even if it is not a long sentence, you can think of short sentences (Twitter), photos (Instagram), videos (youtube), short videos (tiktok), and so on.

For example, let's say you have a site called Stetube.
This will only show content on Steem tagged with #Stetube #video #movie.
It is also possible to like (upvote) videos from the site to generate rewards, comment, and do other things like general sites.

And likes and comments will be reflected on other UI sides as well.

There was also a mechanism called SMT, which is a unique token.
(Smart Media Token)

In the previous example, create $Stetube.
And that token will enable a rewards protocol that works the same as $STEEM.

In other words, if you get likes from $Stetube holders on Stetube, you will receive not only $STEEM but also $Stetube as a reward.

These SMTs will be automatically listed on the DEX and will be available for immediate trading.

This system has been in operation for several years.

I haven't followed the information since then, so I don't know what's going on now.

However, while there are so many precedents, I have a strong impression that WEB3-based SNS, which I often see recently, is only progressing in the decentralized part (data storage destination, user account part, etc.).

I feel that the part of why to use it is weak.

Ordinary users are unlikely to have their accounts restricted or their posts deleted in the first place.

Given that, I feel that it would be difficult to spread without advantages other than decentralization.

And Steem, who solved it by saying "I can earn money!", actually lost.

In other words, I think that if it doesn't have more appeal than that, it won't spread to the world after all.

I believe that a trust visualization platform (a prejudice visualization platform in the name) can also be established by having many users.

Will such WEB3 SNS come out in the future?

Or will my speculation go off and existing things will spread?

I look forward to seeing what the future holds.

For Avium, For All.