> Yeah, the only people who pragmatically need decentralization are people who are being censored but that's very few people. There is a larger group of people

> Yeah, the only people who pragmatically need decentralization are people who are being censored but that's very few people. There is a larger group of people who are frequently harassed but don't have sufficient control to prevent harassment on Twitter, for instance the recent change in what the block button does. With decentralization, one can self-host on their terms, or find one with like-minded people and have more stringent controls on both incoming and outgoing messages, via blocks or defederating unmoderated or otherwise disagreeable instances.