Interesting to mention perhaps would also be Project Xanadu from the 1960s, by the inventor of hypertext, Ted Nelson. In some aspects already a precursor to the nostr architecture, i.e. also distributed, content-agnostic servers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Xanadu
(He furthermore thinks the WWW is a poor implementation of his hypertext vision.)
Yes, of course
This is mentioned in Tim's book, Weaving the Web
Ted Nelson even sent Tim a copy of his book, "Literary Machines"
But for some reason it was not possible for Ted to cash the payment (swiss francs I think)
Years later I sent the price of the book to Ted in bitcoin, to finally settle the bill
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