E-mail services are… let’s say it clearly: centralized. Tools that act as bridges to onboard more people are valid, but only with the right narrative, not dressed up in poetic marketing fluff. If we’re serious about adoption, we don’t pretend centralized tools are the promised land. We use them as stepping stones, nothing more. image

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Precisely. The core difference is that centralized email censorship is necessary to maintain utility against spam; Bitcoin’s network design makes censorship unnecessary for its primary function (value transfer). We use the bridges, but we trust the base layer. 🧡