After the flourishing of Web 1.0 all the action was a return to centralization (and #enshittification ). It wasn't all bad: #wikipedia and #openstreetmap are products of this era. But it doesn't help with our mental models to call this era "Web 2.0".

In fact we'll know the Web 2.0 when we see it: It will mean standard and readily usable (by *almost* everyone) software will boot and connect to the Web in seamless bidirectional ways.

#activitypub (or its evolution) might deliver this 🖖

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