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@damon yes, but there is a massive, massive difference between "all of the network and every single person on it is no longer accessible to you" and "a large part of the network is no longer accessible to you, but a large part of it remains accessible to you".

I will insist that such difference *is* meaningful. Because it *does*, in very real way, undermine the network effects holding people hostage to *actually* centralized services.

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