> Decentralized communities are interesting and have a lot of potential, but that model also introduces its own problems and difficulties. Tildes is already attempting to do quite a few things differently to improve the quality of online communities, and I'm more interested in focusing on those goals without introducing the additional complexity of decentralization.
> However, since Tildes is open-source, someone else could certainly use it as a base for their own decentralized version.
I'm not interested in running a decentralized version myself, but I'd love to see someone else try to make it work.
I wonder if they are open to patches that would make it federated.