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[Michael Ehrhardt]

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[Internet.Domains]

A friendly interface is one that does not expose the underlying technology. It needs to be a mobile app or voice assistant action that let people do the transaction easily and securely.

Think of Amazon and Facebook and any major platform. The identity people need is either an e-mail address or a single sign-on service like Google or Facebook. We have seen many technology advances and e-mail still reins supreme.

If you want wide adoption, you need to convince people why they need something.crypto rather than an e-mail address. If you can’t do that, another extension (that people have to pay for) is just a useless layer that people don’t care.

We could easily get into a philosophical debate on technology, but the premise of my position is that technology will evolve. I think blockchain will play a large role, thus blockchain domains will also have a role.

Having an interest in Web3.0 I can tell you there are many very famous computer scientists who originally worked on DNS and TCP/IP who now are working on Web3.0. So I am not alone in saying it's coming.

 

[CJ6]

A friendly interface is one that does not expose the underlying technology. It needs to be a mobile app or voice assistant action that let people do the transaction easily and securely.

Think of Amazon and Facebook and any major platform. The identity people need is either an e-mail address or a single sign-on service like Google or Facebook. We have seen many technology advances and e-mail still reins supreme.

If you want wide adoption, you need to convince people why they need something.crypto rather than an e-mail address. If you can’t do that, another extension (that people have to pay for) is just a useless layer that people don’t care.

I fully agree with you. Widespread adoption does rely on ease of use. Single sign on and using APIs to sign on is a great way to allow widespread integration. (By the way, I rarely use integrated sign on for websites. I never login with my Facebook account.)

Right now, there are no tools. However, maybe it will be possible in the future. I'm not an engineer, so I don't know if it's impossible with blockchain. I am still learning. It's still quite early in the development of this technology. I'm looking forward to seeing what will come out. One thing is definite... more and more industries are looking into the possibilities and more money is flowing into the technologies.

Web 1.0 was a pain. It became easier eventually.

 

[manpreet]

We could easily get into a philosophical debate on technology, but the premise of my position is that technology will evolve. I think blockchain will play a large role, thus blockchain domains will also have a role.

Having an interest in Web3.0 I can tell you there are many very famous computer scientists who originally worked on DNS and TCP/IP who now are working on Web3.0. So I am not alone in saying it's coming.

Agreed.