> You can't truly be federated if you require centralization. I’m not so sure: isn’t the certificate transparency log a pretty good example of a federated grou

> You can't truly be federated if you require centralization. I’m not so sure: isn’t the certificate transparency log a pretty good example of a federated group of disparate members successfully sharing a view of the world? That requires some form of centralization to be useful (else it’s not really a log, more of a series of disconnected scribbles), and it’s definitely a true federated network.