Decentralization for Public Conversation

No single company should dominate public discourse. Embracing decentralized protocols like Noster can alleviate corporate liability while enhancing the public square. Companies, including Twitter, should operate on decentralized frameworks rather than monopolizing the discovery, presentation, and storage layers. Historically, the internet thrived on decentralization, with platforms like IRC and Usenet functioning independently. The challenge with decentralized platforms lies in discovery—finding the right information amidst vast resources. To serve humanity effectively, the approach to online conversation must shift towards open, decentralized structures.