Yep, and it can be quite chaotic, disorganized, and contradictory, with lots of infighting and conflicts. The blockchain and side chain are pretty decentralized, but pretty much everything else is run on individual servers. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
!HOPE
!INDEED
!MMB
!STRIDE
!WEIRD
!ZOMBIE
I see some people on Hive suggesting that FOSS code for running a (basic) Hive (blogging) frontend should be placed right on the blockchain, so that just in case the centralized servers of Hive apps become inaccessible for any reason, someone can simply run such code (preferably with minimal difficulty especially for thosr without coding knowledge) and interact with the Hive blockchain independently of any server (as long as at least one Hive node is accessible by the person). 🤓
!BEER
I think that would be an excellent idea, if it's feasible, though since code is text, it should be. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
!BEER
Let's hope that hosting such code on one's own device is as simple as creating an HTML file, pasting the code there, and then opening the file as a (single-page) website. 🤓
!LOLZ
I have read a post whose author really wants more decentralization for Hive, and even loved the news that some people on Hive have decided to withdraw support from (some) Hive Proposals !INDEED. 🤓
!WEIRD
!ALIVE
!WINEX
Yep, I already read it, and yeah, that's not a bad thing at the moment. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
!ALIVE
!BBH
!INDEED
!WEIRD
I think that a Hive project owner who has "realized" that they have been asking for way too much funding from the Decentralized Hive Fund should simply send back their excess HBD to the DHF, or perhaps better, to burn them to null. 🧘♂️