1 00:00:00,00 --> 00:00:02,53 Thanks. This is great. 2 00:00:02,53 --> 00:00:08,43 But I'd say we really actually gotten some place today it's not just a call 3 00:00:08,43 --> 00:00:14,15 but we've really made some forward progress we've got offers to change to rethink 4 00:00:14,15 --> 00:00:18,35 and move forward the Web protocols to be able to make a decentralized read 5 00:00:18,35 --> 00:00:23,00 essential eyes web work. The idea of implementing and browsers is open. 6 00:00:23,00 --> 00:00:24,27 So that we can make it so 7 00:00:24,27 --> 00:00:29,96 that it is a mainly distributed to hundreds of millions of people we've even gotten 8 00:00:29,96 --> 00:00:32,06 some use cases where there is sort of Wordpress 9 00:00:32,06 --> 00:00:37,32 but decentralized actually starting to come about. Just because as a community. 10 00:00:37,32 --> 00:00:41,17 We're interested in having this happen and the community is responding. 11 00:00:41,17 --> 00:00:47,50 So we've seen zero net we've seen Java Script versions of IP FS 12 00:00:47,50 --> 00:00:53,44 dat and the Web torrent protocols. So we're actually seeing that come about. 13 00:00:53,44 --> 00:00:56,97 Which is pretty interesting that the use case 14 00:00:56,97 --> 00:01:00,52 that was listed in the New York Times this morning of trying to help somebody make 15 00:01:00,52 --> 00:01:04,38 money by publishing on the internet without a third party involved. 16 00:01:04,38 --> 00:01:09,03 Can we make a rock band actually make some money by selling directly to their fans 17 00:01:09,03 --> 00:01:10,39 will not be awesome. 18 00:01:10,39 --> 00:01:15,54 I think this would be a really great use case for a decentralized web 19 00:01:15,54 --> 00:01:17,95 and the other last use case 20 00:01:17,95 --> 00:01:21,64 that we're starting to see some progress on is how do you do scientific publishing 21 00:01:21,64 --> 00:01:24,58 in such a way that it's not completely gummed up in a system 22 00:01:24,58 --> 00:01:27,98 that doesn't work very well even for the scientists so 23 00:01:27,98 --> 00:01:32,11 that as a use cases I think we kind of know what we might want to do next 24 00:01:32,11 --> 00:01:34,63 and the question is is what do we do so. 25 00:01:34,63 --> 00:01:39,80 I'd like the conversations over and over dinner. To be around. What do we do now. 26 00:01:39,80 --> 00:01:42,59 OK We've seen some momentum in this direction. 27 00:01:42,59 --> 00:01:45,27 We seem to some pieces we see probably we've argued 28 00:01:45,27 --> 00:01:49,71 that it is doable to be able to pull this off. But what do we do now. 29 00:01:49,71 --> 00:01:50,89 Do we need V.C. 30 00:01:50,89 --> 00:01:57,16 Funding their their their funding there's a vailable in this sort of area as we've 31 00:01:57,16 --> 00:01:59,89 seen there are a foundation. 32 00:02:00,00 --> 00:02:05,15 That can help us maybe get over some of the hump is that what's needed 33 00:02:05,15 --> 00:02:08,38 or is money actually going to hinder us more than help. 34 00:02:08,38 --> 00:02:11,73 Do we need a sequence of conferences with milestones. 35 00:02:11,73 --> 00:02:15,24 What if we might married in a sequence of conferences some awards. 36 00:02:15,24 --> 00:02:15,73 So 37 00:02:15,73 --> 00:02:20,97 that if they're sort of like OK I'll put up an award for the best couple of implementations 38 00:02:20,97 --> 00:02:23,58 that get us forward in these steps. 39 00:02:23,58 --> 00:02:27,48 Should we lock some of it open in Cory Doctorow words to go 40 00:02:27,48 --> 00:02:30,32 and have some principles of what does it mean to participate. 41 00:02:30,32 --> 00:02:34,62 Does it mean there's certain licensing requirements on the distributed code that's 42 00:02:34,62 --> 00:02:36,92 being put a part of what do we do now. 43 00:02:36,92 --> 00:02:41,60 What I am amazed by is the people that came together and thank you very much. 44 00:02:41,60 --> 00:02:47,17 It is a stunning group that's in this room over this last day. 45 00:02:47,17 --> 00:02:51,29 But what do we do now. Tomorrow there's going to be the sessions to dive in deeper. 46 00:02:51,29 --> 00:02:53,06 But how do we keep the momentum. 47 00:02:53,06 --> 00:02:54,69 Thank you very much for coming together 48 00:02:54,69 --> 00:03:01,67 and let's build a decentralized web Woolloomooloo.