@lispi314 @lanodan @ink thread broke I guess but to expand on the other thing I posted: I will say that from what I've read before about GNUnet, the fact that it has a naming system built in (that has an RFC standard no less) is one thing about it that I think indicates they have a better idea of the sorts of problems a decentralized network needs to solve in order for anyone to actually use it. however, I still think the last paragraph is the most relevant one to the issue: GNUnet has been in development for 20+ years and will probably never be used by anyone other than free software nerds because it all exists within the usual free software mentality of thinking that social problems can be fixed with technical solutions. we're never going to get a better internet as long as the infrastructure is owned by essentially an oligopoly of US corporations who have unlimited resources to lobby to ensure that things never get better.