@clixmoney 18 June 2022 more from that month

What is decentralization ?

*Yeah, yeah, I know that I'm on blockchain for more than 5 years, and still ask such questions, but really, when I see everyone talking about it, I would like to understand the real meaning of that !* Let's suppose I just joined the blockchain, I'm new here, and not even a native English speaker who doesn't understand the meaning of all English words. And I'm already not a native speaker, and I learned about this word only after joining steem. So, the first thing I would do as a non-native speaker, is going to google and find the meaning of the word. So, it's saying : the transfer of control of an activity or organization to several local offices or authorities rather than one single one. I guess they meant the lack of control at all, or it should include control anyway ? They confuse me as well. I thought decentralization is when people can decide what they want, but not a few telling them what to do. When I was new to all this, I just thought that decentralization is not letting the government involve in everything. Then I thought that decentralization not letting others tell you what to do. Maybe I was wrong, or still wrong really I don't understand. *I'm inspired to write about this after reading the post of* *@fervi* *here :* *Should we get rid of ....**.* https://blurt.blog/@fervi https://blurt.blog/polish/@fervi/should-we-get-rid-of-the-blurt-foundation-or-czy-powinnismy-sie-pozbyc-blurt-foundation#@clixmoney/rdfnro Here is a part of the comment I left there : I see votes based on stake not Decentralization for me. Maybe I'm wrong ? Money talks is Decentralization ? Interesting. Maybe I need to learn more. Also, I would like to share this post : The new mayor is as bad as the old mayor. It's kind of actual by the way. Where I commented with the following : https://blurt.blog/democracy/@ajerkoff/the-new-mayor-is-as-bad-as-the-old-mayor#@clixmoney/rdexev That's why I don't like anything to be based completely on vote. It's like giving credit to the most, while others also have to have a place to be. Let's imagine 51% voted for ''punishing'' someone and 49% said no. Should the person be ''punished'' only based on that ? I think no. There should be evidences, and many other things considered. Maybe it's a hard topic to talk about, but really basing our lives only on votes could be a slippery slope. **Maybe I'm mistaken, I really don't know, those are just my crazy ideas. lol** Anyone can answer me : What is decentralization ?