I would use any decentralized service that offered identical functionality, UX, and performance of a centralized service. It's just that there's usually signifi

I would use any decentralized service that offered identical functionality, UX, and performance of a centralized service. It's just that there's usually significant overhead to maintaining the decentralized system and, unless the centralized system is acting in bad faith which directly affects me, it's tough to get me to want to put in the effort to switch. So, yes. On paper, if the content was readily available, I would use it. In practice, everything is too entrenched and I'm not about to start searching multiple websites for video when I'm already successful with just one.