Thank you Dan for the post! I think two other things to point out: 1. Because open social has to actually compete for a user's business, any sufficiently matur

Thank you Dan for the post! I think two other things to point out: 1. Because open social has to actually compete for a user's business, any sufficiently mature platform build in the ecosystem will necessarily trend towards being more responsive to those users needs, which will trend towards a better product than the legacy crop, 2. Precisely at a moment where governments lean on large, visible corporate entities to enact desired policies, splintering that ownership helps ensure a resilient communications network