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If rules are enforceable on users of the system, you have too much authority in it, it cannot realistically be called a decentralized system. It's irrelevant if
by zzzcpan 8y ago
If rules are enforceable on users of the system, you have too much authority in it, it cannot realistically be called a decentralized system. It's irrelevant if it happens to be a peer-to-peer system without a single point of failure on some level.
- lgierth 8y agoWhat are you talking about?