Matters Discord "🌌︱web3 World" channel: The first high-value reward event starts!

The first reward event of this channel is about to start, and the high prize of "You Ask and Answer" will be awarded soon. Thank you to all the early participants! This time, we will choose one "Best Questioner" and "Best Responder" (excluding the driver myself and Matters official member) based on the speeches made in the past month, and give LikeCoin prizes of 1,500 LIKE each!

The reward schedule is as follows:

• 4/24(Sun)-26(Tue) For everyone to nominate other candidates, as long as more than one person (deducting the proposer) responds to the emoji to second, they can join the candidate list.
• 4/27 (Wednesday) I will vote on the same day, and I will post a vote on this channel, and the digital emoji that responds to the candidate will be a vote; one vote for each of the two cases, and repeated votes will be considered invalid votes.

Two candidates for each are proposed first. My personal criteria for subjective selection are the enthusiasm of the discussion caused by the questioner, as well as the participation frequency, response quality and interactivity of the responders:

(Here I only quote the question messages of the two current "Best Questioner" candidates, all reproduced with the author's permission)

Chi#9471: I want to ask a question: When I was reading this paragraph of this article, because it was in English, I was afraid that I had misunderstood it, so I came to confirm. The author said here: "And it could be a web with fewer tools to deal with harassment or evils like child abuse content. Online crime becomes more difficult to prevent." The web here refers to Web3? Because I just started to understand that Web3 is related to it So, suppose if someone made a Child Abuse Content and put it on Web3, there should be a trace, can he find his true identity? https://cobie.substack.com/p/wtf-is-web3?s=r

Chengda#5956: Hello everyone, I'm a novice, I have a question for you guys
The articles on Matter should all belong to IPFS, right?
When I first came into contact with matter, I found the article on Matter when I searched for keywords with google. Does that mean that the content in ipfs can also be searched by google?
Or is it because the files on IPFS are linked to Matter's domain that they are only found by Google?

Do you know the answers to these questions? Do you want to know what discussions these questions spark? Want to ask a question or join a discussion for a big early reward? Come join the Matters Lab Discord "🌌︱web3 World" channel!

(This article is mainly excerpted from the event messages in the channel)