>but what is the use case for "normal" users?
>three things average users demonstrably don't care about
I always ask this question myself (and have an interest in all things no-code). But this is about the underlying Internet layers.
For decades, from the ARPANET to the IETF, a small clique were unchallenged and unhurried in presenting their solutions methodically in RFC after RFC. They did a great job.
Now The upper OSI model is breaking up. Everybody has a vision and a voice. Every day brings new projects like this one here in HN.
There is not even large consensus around that leading Web3 banner [0]. So, IMO this natural selection process will take us at least a decade (or two?) to coagulate into standards that support mainstream "normal users" use cases