Virtually everything the author wants exists in a technical sense, but it's not usable for the average person. I've said this many times, pretty much whenever

Virtually everything the author wants exists in a technical sense, but it's not usable for the average person. I've said this many times, pretty much whenever this topic comes up: A thing that works is maybe 10-20% of the way to being done. The rest of the work is making it into a product non-experts can use. UX is tedious, time consuming, and painful. It involves a lot of the kind of work most devs hate. As a result people generally have to be paid to do it. Almost nobody does UX work for decentralized open systems because they are free. There is no economic model. You can't make a living. Until this changes nobody is ever going to use this stuff. IMHO this is The Problem and if you are working on decentralization without trying to solve it you are spinning your wheels.