True, but I haven't found any good decentralized options for almost anything that don't have enough friction to scare the average user away. I'm talking about decentralized options that are actually decentralized, not "potentially decentralized in theory but no one uses them in a decentralized way".
I do see a future where we crack the code to a smooth flow that does allow for decentralized networks, but it does suck for most people currently.
I doubt people hate decentralization directly, it's just that the decentralized services out there are difficult to use and lack features people are used to.
hiccup_socks|19 days ago
no, people hate friction.
it just so happens that most/all decentralized things have more friction than centralized ones.
99% of people do not give 1 shit in either direction of centralized vs. decentralized. they just want an app that is easy and "just works".
jjice|19 days ago
I do see a future where we crack the code to a smooth flow that does allow for decentralized networks, but it does suck for most people currently.
TulliusCicero|19 days ago
Saris|19 days ago