Agreed. Consumers don't care about about implementation details, they just want better experiences. I think this is what most decentralized services miss the ma

Agreed. Consumers don't care about about implementation details, they just want better experiences. I think this is what most decentralized services miss the mark on. There's an interesting new protocol called Handshake (https://handshake.org https://handshake.org) that's trying to decentralize DNS. The main benefit is that it can improve security by shifting the root of trust in DNS from a certificate authority based system to a distributed network. If you think about traditional DNS, 99% of people using it (everyone on the internet) don't even know that it exists. For Handshake, I think it's possible that millions of people will use it and get the security benefits without knowing it's decentralized.