Depends on how centralization is framed. Common CPU company (e.g. Intel)? Common cloud company (e.g. AWS)? Common website company(e.g. Facebook)? If we can sepa

Depends on how centralization is framed. Common CPU company (e.g. Intel)? Common cloud company (e.g. AWS)? Common website company(e.g. Facebook)? If we can separate these terms, I think people are asking to not have a common DB store maintained by a common website company. Framed in that way, we should strive to allow people to store things on their desktop computers and treat them as home servers. For nomadic or not-always-on desktop type, a monetization approach for these decentralized networks would be to resell/affiliate with hosting providers (where the user owns and has the AWS account, not you) and do one-click provisions and what not. People might re-centralize for discovery, but shouldn't need to for storage or other conveniences. And centralized discovery is not that bad of a problem.