The problems havve absolutely nothing to do with technology in the streaming-video sense of the word. It's about trust, versioning, truth, reality, and similar

The problems havve absolutely nothing to do with technology in the streaming-video sense of the word. It's about trust, versioning, truth, reality, and similar concepts. Maybe Linux development is a good example, with some centralisation but other power centers of varying size connected, such as distributions or non-kernel software projects. But then again Wikipedia already is federated into hundreds of local communities and horizontal projects like commons or wikidata, and it works not quite as terrible as one would think.