I never said it's not FOSS or transparent. You said it's "decentralized" it's not, maybe it was a bad choice of wording for what you actually mean. Linux Kernel is FOSS and has thousands of contributions and it's transparent, maybe it's also decentralized even though only Linus gets to decide what gets merged, maybe not since it's just one guy, maybe 6 like Core makes it decentralized.

That's better, you left out "decentralized", since it's not. It's a problem for anyone not wanting to allow arbitrary data as a valid use case. The correction for that is underway though.