They can probably make the Metaverse an open standard like the web and still end up with one of the most popular hubs.
If people who value their privacy can setup their own hubs, i'm pretty much OK with Facebook speeding up the advancement of AR/VR technology for the next several years using their advertisement dollars.
Thanks I needed the laugh.
> I think the most important piece here is that the virtual goods and digital economy that’s going to get built out, that that can be interoperable. It’s not just about you build an app or an experience that can work across our headset or someone else’s, I think it’s really important that basically if you have your avatar and your digital clothes and your digital tools and the experiences around that — I think being able to take that to other experiences that other people build, whether it’s on a platform that we’re building or not, is going to be really foundational and will unlock a lot of value if that’s a thing that we can do.
https://stratechery.com/2021/an-interview-with-mark-zuckerbe...
A digital identity registry/provider? Did they finally recognize that gamers or people in virtual worlds want to escape their RL identity?
Or is it just another hopeless try to enforce their digital "singular identity" authoritarianism?
if they don’t have a marketplace that wraps what “other people build” I’ll eat my hat