IMO the only way to decentralize the web is to rovide tech that has better uX than centralized solutions and that's hard. Centralization didn't arise because co

IMO the only way to decentralize the web is to rovide tech that has better uX than centralized solutions and that's hard. Centralization didn't arise because companies are evil, it did because decentralization is inherently complex. Preventing decentralization is another story, though. IMO technology is not enough here, we need the law too. I don't mean regulation, god forbid, that will only make it worse. I mean something like inter-server agreements saying that a server may not lock users in etc. with the appropriate legalese. Those could be enforced i.e. by only federating with servers that send an "agrees-to: <list of sha xxx license hashes>" header. Getting people to adopt it is another story, though.