exactly. you don't understand my point.
you are talking from a technical difference.
I understand what you are saying you are not understanding me.
You are the exact type of person that prevents mass onboarding.
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Your statement is simply wrong.
When users of WEB2 mass adaption migrate to WEB3 majority of said users won't be paying much attention to who owns what let alone give much care to side chain talk. That education comes after they are hooked if at all. Telling them falsehoods that two apps are the same when different possibilities, capabilities and functions are on each app won't be a good way to introduce them to the place. IMO, telling them what can be done on each individual app, similarities and differences, so they can explore said apps is a much better way of going about things. But I won't be getting into this with you as it might spawn another debate that I'm not interested in or that can be used to distract from our already concluded one. Please do enjoy your day!