You can have a nice centralized layer over a robust decentralized back-end, which people only have to use if things go south. And then that will keep the big pl

You can have a nice centralized layer over a robust decentralized back-end, which people only have to use if things go south. And then that will keep the big players more honest, because users can just leave when they don't like what the client is doing (instead of being held hostage, like they are on twitter right now)