You have arrived. You are here. Welcome to Web3.This is the second of a two-part post that started on the Medium platform back in old Web 2.0. In How to Use Web 3.0 (part 1), I laid out the Read-Write-Own feature of Web3 that sets it apart from Web 2.0. Here in Web3, we have total ownership of everything we create, including all the data that relates to what we do and any assets that we decide to pick up along the way. This all contrasts with Web 2.0 where big organisations control the platfo...