> What are you using as a definition of decentralization?

Since we're on to another daily discussion, I'll make a separate post to define centralization :) 



random_

There are many types of decentralization... e.g. single implementation is a centralized attack vector (manipulating devs, manipulating the company backing that implementation, etc). Having multiple different centers is helpful against some of those attacks.

What are you using as a definition of decentralization?

Daily discussion thread

saloon

There are many types of decentralization... e.g. single implementation is a centralized attack vector (manipulating devs, manipulating the company backing that implementation, etc). Having multiple different centers is helpful against some of those attacks. 

What are you using as a definition of decentralization?

I quite like this definition of [Trust Models](https://vitalik.ca/general/2020/08/20/trust.html) (yeah... I know...)



