> I think that's because it's technically decentralized, but they've then built a centralized service through social coordination on top of that. What do you m

> I think that's because it's technically decentralized, but they've then built a centralized service through social coordination on top of that. What do you mean by this? I think you may misunderstand the architecture if I'm interpreting you correctly. Mastodon is decentralized and there's no centralized service on top of it. You can just pick any instance you want and don't have to federate with any others (and in some cases can't due to blocking.)