> It's impractical if not hostile. On the contrary, decentralization is exactly neutral. It just feels hostile to users who've simply accepted a centralized ve

> It's impractical if not hostile. On the contrary, decentralization is exactly neutral. It just feels hostile to users who've simply accepted a centralized vendor as the default, and now may need to consider an alternative. Most decentralization in practice is messy: homeschooling, homesteading, private health insurance, or rolling your own email server. That is because the majority of the population will have a preference for not doing things this way.