I completely agree, there's such a barrier for entry that's incredibly difficult for not-tech people to emphasize with. I think there's an interesting case to

I completely agree, there's such a barrier for entry that's incredibly difficult for not-tech people to emphasize with. I think there's an interesting case to be looked at with Discord. Not that discord itself is decentralized, but the surprising amount of vibrant and active communities in the form of Discord servers. If the client-side barrier can be sufficiently lowered, I'm sure many communities like that have at least one or two people knowledgeable enough to set up an instance or two