Yeah. I think part of the problem is that centralized vs decentralized becomes a dualism and people get fixated with an ideal of pure decentralization. In my v

Yeah. I think part of the problem is that centralized vs decentralized becomes a dualism and people get fixated with an ideal of pure decentralization. In my view, decentralization is about building resilient systems where it's not a big problem if everyone uses the same provider, or the same three providers, because the content is de facto independent from the operators. But it's also true that decentralized systems are under constant threat of recentralization because lock-in benefits monopolists...