I don't think that's what web3 is, that's just one direction some are taking it. Web3 is a move away from centralized platforms to ones which are either decentralized or more directly controlled by users (self-hosted, federated).
> Like anything blockchain there is no real solution for how to handle records becoming stale over time without a central authority that manages disputes.
I don't understand this part. In pretty much every decentralized name system I've seen a user pays to own a name for a period of time, there's no stale records.
> Like anything blockchain there is no real solution for how to handle records becoming stale over time without a central authority that manages disputes.
I don't understand this part. In pretty much every decentralized name system I've seen a user pays to own a name for a period of time, there's no stale records.