I think it is empowering and democratizing, but agreed it's not censorship resistant and decentralized. I'd argue the latter two conflict with the first two. M

I think it is empowering and democratizing, but agreed it's not censorship resistant and decentralized. I'd argue the latter two conflict with the first two. Making something decentralized makes it inherently harder to use (less empowering), making it censorship resistant runs counter to companies interests and companies fund everything (less democratized, i.e., harder to make a living).