Why does Web3 Publishing Matter?
Differences between web2 and web3 publishing and the importance of writing NFTs
This article is available as a writing NFT without paywalls in Post3, a Mirror publication exploring Writing NFTs from Web3 Publishing Platforms.
Writers have been using publishing platforms for a long time, either to showcase their content or to generate income. Platforms like Medium, Substack or Hashnode pave the way for writers to get noticed on the vast web, by providing great SEO and easing the writing experience. But content can easily be copied, difficult to trace back and there’s no guarantee that these platforms will be here forever.
Web3 publishing platforms emerged not too long ago. Mirror was launched in October 2020, and a couple of months later, a new competitor arrived in the space, providing features that look much like Substack on the Web3, I’m talking about Paragraph.
There are so many publishing platforms out there, with huge communities, great SEO, rewarding writers and delivering great content, why build more on the web3?
In this article, we’ll dive into the importance of web3 publishing, by revealing its advantages in comparison with web2 solutions.
