First of all I would like to say the diagram is catchy and explanatory. I have been following your articles the best I can so the concept isn't really new to me, all I have to say is; as social media is a data gathering means isn't it scaring that the social media entry market isn't successful ?.
Wouldn't that be a problem, and addressing the case while web 3.0 owners are still users on web 2.0 is simply because of web 2.0 popularity scale, which somewhat leads to my first question.
I would say you nailed it.
Did Facebook achieve success by focusing upon MySpace and spamming there? No. It established its own market and users.
People want to bring people to Web 3.0 while pushing everyone to be on Web 2.0. If everyone is there, who will interact with them on Web 3.0.
Well said my friend since the problem is identified, I think bringing web 2.0 personal chatting system will be very helpful in boosting engagement in web 3.0 as it can become a means of Business, small or large to hop on, although I wonder if farming will be avoided, and is it that bad to avoid Implementing this.
Is this valid or is there an optimal way you recommend.