Editor's Note#
Uncommons Magazine's inaugural issue has been released, and we will continue to solicit and curate high-quality content around the theme of the encryption trend.
The content can be your own original work or valuable content created by others. It can take any form related to the theme, such as books, articles, podcasts, etc.
Inaugural Statement#
Uncommons Magazine
Exploring the Future Development Direction of Human Society through the Encryption Trend
by zhoumo
As we enter the third decade of the Web, each of us is already at the center of the digital age.
The "old era" of the Internet—a centralized, winner-takes-all, oligopolistic Internet—has become a massive public health crisis: monopolistic companies, distorted incentives, unaccountable data tracking... Everyone's dissatisfaction with the Internet is like an underwater volcano, constantly erupting, and has already formed tiny islands—they are gradually emerging from the ocean, becoming increasingly clear.
Among these creations, there is an island that cannot be ignored, an island that more and more people are rushing to land on, and that is the "encryption trend."
The encryption trend is becoming one of the important driving forces for change, whether it is the applications of DeSoc and SocialFi, or the continuous emergence of concepts such as DeFi, DeSci, and DAO, all of which pose significant challenges to traditional power structures and economic orders.
Cryptography and cryptocurrencies have become tools for social change. They are not just technological innovations, but also a pursuit of freedom, equality, and decentralization.
"What will the 'new era of the Internet' look like?"
This is the question that Uncommons Magazine's "Exploring the Future Development Direction of Human Society through the Encryption Trend" wants to discuss together.
Anti-Censorship Special Topic Curatorial Submission Call#
The first special topic is: Anti-Censorship
Curators: Zhoumo & Jocy
Specific requirements:
- Submission content: Share high-quality content related to the theme of anti-censorship, with no restrictions on subject matter.
- Submission method: Click the link https://t.me/Uncommonslib and reply to the message with your recommended content.
- Content format: Recommendation + Content link + #AntiCensorship + #OtherTags (optional). For example:
https://b23.tv/WLXrV9K
coding for living, coding for himself. The era is different, when Gummo makes a mistake, he has the opportunity to choose between going to jail or becoming a white hat serving society, but now we can no longer see such a humane society.
#AntiCensorship #censorship
- Deadline: 5.15
After the curatorial submission deadline, the curators will select and edit the high-quality content for presentation in the new issue of the magazine.
If you have any questions or suggestions, please feel free to contact us in the https://t.me/theuncommons community.