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[โ€“] squozenode@lemmy.world 4 points 2 days ago (1 children)

There's always gonna be an admin of some kind unless we all run our own instances, but that ends up with everyone just in large echo chambers again, as they federate only with people they agree with, or to scream at people they don't.

That's not necessarily true. Is there an admin of BitTorrent? Not really, people just contribute resources and the network keeps on trucking.

I'd like to see more exploration of P2P networks like BitTorrent. It should be that a single person leaving the network doesn't impact anyone, data just gets shuffled so it stays available. The tricky part is moderation, but surely that's a solvable problem.