Keith Taylor is Moving to Web3

In recent years, I've been searching for an inclusive platform on which to develop new Internet content. Because I want to form supportive, learning communities. Where I can continue to help people with problems that I've found solutions for. But in a way that encourages others to pass on what they learn.

I was inspired by giffgaff customer support. Which puts frontline support in the hands of fellow customers. Allowing giffgaff to provide cost-effective personal support. While allowing committed customers to earn some spare cash. Ingeniously, giffgaff pays that cash twice a year. Meaning that customers can easily receive £200 in November and in May - nicely timed for winter and summer holiday seasons. Importantly, that £200 is easily achieved in a few enjoyable minutes most days. But it's also easy to put more effort in and earn significantly more.

So for years, I tried to find or create a platform that I could use in similar ways. To provide helpful, inclusive customer support for my websites. That together, we could expand to replace first line support in most industries. Luckily, I found it.

Unfortunately, Web3 is quite new. And its decentralized nature means that current participants are pioneers. So if you are the type of person who needs "the answer" from "the owners", you need to wait a year or three. But do you like to be at the cutting edge, making your own choices, and enjoy the benefits of early adoption? If yes, please accept my invitation to join Keith Taylor Web3.

In future, I'll bring you step-by-step details. With onboarding and ongoing Web3 support.

This is me! But it's actually the month that my birth was registered. As my birth date is 28th February. At 9:35 in a snow-covered Baildon, according to Mum.

I have a memory of searching for this several years ago. When I found a scan of the original page 790 from the Wharefdale births register. But I can't find it now.

Coincidentally, Baildon births from this time are considered to be part of Leeds. Which gives context to the campaign to breakaway from Bradford MDC.

Interestingly, the top guy - Leslie M Cookson became my brother-in-law in my 40s.

For my life since 1958, start at Web2 Keith Taylor or Web3 Keith Taylor.

The reference can be improved. "District results: Bradford". The Yorkshire Post. 2 May 1980. is only a link to a provincial newspaper. So I believe it's better to look at City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council Election Results 1973-2012 from The Elections Centre.

Note that 'K. Taylor' is a fairly common name. Both in general, and within election results. However, this is the only time that this particular K. Taylor has stood in any government election.

For my life since 1980, start at Web2 Keith Taylor or Web3 Keith Taylor.