> The accessibility of public web is what web 3.0 is about however.
The definition of web 3.0 changes depending on who I am talking to and how deep into crypto they are.
> semantic web
That's Web 2.0, it exists just fine now and hasn't gone away like the original poster claimed.
> Twitter is accessible
Okay, glad we agree on reality.
> "this nitter instance has been rate limited"
If you think there won't be rate limiting in whatever "web 3.0" distributed service is out there, I have a bridge to sell you.
> and don't forget instagram
Multiple "web 3.0" services that exist today have their content gatekeeped to those who have accounts.