> You can use any email provider and interact with any other email provider effortlessly. This is undeniably an improvement over internal direct messages within a centralized service
But the general public went for siloed systems instead.
So I’d say you or me want decentralization, but I don’t think that holds true in general.
From me as well.
> You can use any email provider and interact with any other email provider effortlessly. This is undeniably an improvement over internal direct messages within a centralized service
But the general public went for siloed systems instead.
So I’d say you or me want decentralization, but I don’t think that holds true in general.