At the moment not all of the blockchain participants understand the core values of virtual world.
From the total anonimity it have passed to total transparency. IP-routes can be traced and thus reveal who and what are doing on the internet. First media blockchain like Steemit or Golos are opening the world of content gaming.
What is the most interesting content shown by ordinary people – their life, their fotos, their travelling, their way of life, plans, business, jobs, families and so on.
We are showing our life in exchange for money but everything we do remains forever on the blockchain.
Let's imagine that one hundred year from now our ancestors will be able to explore us, to explore not only the information we share, but the style of communicating and interacting, the strategies of blog development. Of course, overwhelming information can bury all this under the information coming next, but I'm sure there will be aslo developed systems of data analyzing when it goes about this ordinary stuff, not only figures and charts.
When I studied history it was always the most impressive part and usually it came from literature and novels – how people lived 200 years or 500 years from now. What did they care about, way of life, cuisine, travells, clothes. How did they explain politics and events and how do we see them now? Real stories and gossips and so on.
I think that exploring lifes would be much more interesting later with all this data. The nearest past we can know so much about if it goes about our parents lifetime and not so much about if it goes about grandparents.
And one more thing, maybe we would be able to see it since even now there are stories of headhunters checking social web profiles of applicants, police departments etc. We are forming our reputation, even being able to get a bank credit can depend on the information that can be pulled out of the internet (and getting a higher score if the information is favourable or even getting a lower score if a person cannot be traced and connected to a certain community).