Yeah, thanks. I think (hope) we'll look back at this time between the internet's inception and the decentralized web as an awkward in-between when centralized tech walked a perilous path of how they controlled discourse.

Another question of you: What do you think keeps Hive from blowing up in popularity? We hear about social media alternatives once in a while (Gab, etc.), but they're still centralized. When so many people are clamoring for alternatives--and decentralized ones at that--why haven't more come to Hive? Is the network effect just not there yet? Are there barriers to entry--technical, lack of features, fear of crypto, etc.--that keep people from hopping aboard?