Decentralization means no one single point of failure. Being disorganized would be one single point of failure. You'll see many parroting lines like, "Hive just needs that one killer dapp then its off to the moon." But if that 'killer app' is tucked away off in the corner somewhere, with no ties to an organized hub of activity, then people should know, just by looking at the current chaos, that 'killer app' will have little to no effect on Hive. Some folks using this new 'killer application' won't even know about the rest of the products Hive offers. That's already the case with some of the products offered on chain now. No point in bringing this up though. Already wrote about it months ago.
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Well, now its time to change some stuff. I was the first with no prior connections with the current established lot to get their proposal funded. It can be done.
There is a hierarchy here.
Its a strange hierarchy where power is relinquished in order to not bare responsibility but influence maintained as a residual effect of power perceived by general users.
Never in my life have I seen anything similar.
That completely destroys the organizational structure here to a point its almost nonexistent while we have all the tools for it not to be.
Interesting take. The whole thing is one big experiment but compared to where we were two years ago it seems light and day to me.
Interesting. Well, each ecosystem has it's own politics. I'm not surprised to see something diferent from the usual.
Sorry to say, but decentralization does not mean that at all! It means "the dispersion or distribution of functions and powers".
When working in robotics or AI, one knows that being too organized/structured can be a major problem in adapting to unforeseen situations, which can be seen as a single point of failure.
Of course, this does not mean that there should not be a minimum of organization, but it should not be approached as a major problem in a decentralized entity. More than a disorganization issue, I think it's more of a marketing leadership issue that we're currently suffering from and I'm glad this one was taken head-on by @lordbutterfly.