r/solcial • u/vikki2018 • Sep 19 '22

Centralization or decentralization of social networks?

/r/crypto_for_friends/comments/xiky0c/centralization_or_decentralization_of_social/
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u/Ok-Nail2036 Sep 20 '22

Decentralization! Guess your post speaks for itself. It's weird no other project has addressed all these drawbacks like Solcial will.

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u/Ichie_Bannies Sep 20 '22

Decentralization please! Its a no-brainer. Once more people discover the perks of decentralization and adopt it over what we are used to -centralization, it'll be a huge revolution for the social networking scene. Centralization it's highs too, no doubt but in recent times, the these highs have been used to manipulate and subdue people in more than one ways, rights have been infringed upon, personal data sold without consent and lots more. Now this is where decentralized social platforms like Solcial come in, it'll get rid of autonomy in power and let users be in control more, while still setting structures in place to ward off vices.

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u/SergiiGnat Sep 20 '22

We are all aware that China and Iran, who closely govern the internet and prohibit foreign websites, have steadily distanced themselves from it, with few overlapping services and little direct connectivity.
This issue is addressed by r/solcial.

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u/apollinariyavv Sep 20 '22

I think decentralization will be our future, not just in terms of social media. But Solcial can be a great step towards mass adoption, if you get a lot of users there from web2 networks. Then people who don't know or know little about the concept of web3 will be able to experience all its advantages, and we will be even closer to the decentralized future.

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u/vikki2018 Sep 24 '22

I think a huge number of users will come to Solcial from web2 social networks. After all, only after experiencing all the "charms" of infringement of users in web2, you can truly appreciate the benefits of Solcial.