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@staidwinnow

The ills are these:

-Centralisation puts the entire network at risk of being bought out, which leads to the governance problems, spying on users, political manipulations etc we've seen on Twitter, Facebook etc.

-Centralised networks have one set of owners. What happens if someone disagrees with the behaviour of those owners or the behaviour of the moderators? On a centralised network nowere, on a decentralised network there are lots of alternatives.

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