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...none of which requires or justifies the centralization that has been created.
by goodpoint 4y ago
...none of which requires or justifies the centralization that has been created.
- _se 4y agoApparently, many people disagree with you; otherwise, we would not be in this situation. I agree that centralization is probably not a hard requirement for these properties, but currently no one has come up with decentralized equivalents that provide users what they actually want - and remember, you don't get to tell them what they want!