As a DAO, the internet (Web2) is such an important tool in our everyday life. We use it to consume media, communicate with friends and colleagues, learn, handle our finances, and much more. But the web as we know it has a problem: the information on it is largely centralized. It’s all stored on big server farms, which are usually controlled by a single company. Have you ever wondered what would happen if sites like YouTube or Wikipedia would go offline? How would you watch cat videos or spend...