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Story: Hive Blockchain answers Censorship- Can we have a Fully Decentralized Future?

By Ayobami Abiola

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Why Hive Blockchain Forked out of Steem Blockchain

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Hive Blockchain’s Mitigation to ‘Users-Censoring-Users’ Syndrome

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Total Decentralization is the Answer

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A Decentralized Future

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This article fully portrays the opinions of the writer!

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It is no more news that centralization means censorship and privacy is a mirage, especially on social media.

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Do not get me wrong, decentralization is the key to eradicating privacy problems and censorship that people crave for.

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Recent occurrences between CryptoFinally and a/some member(s) of the community revealed that even when you have a stake large enough you can decide to take out your anger on many…

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Hive presents a “mute list” option to prevent any malicious person from seeing your posts or comment. This is an innovative update from experiences on Steemit.

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For many crypto social media, the underlying blockchain is decentralized but the front end is still hosted by companies that are centralized.

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I believe it is time to begin to research decentralized hosting options and promote capable browsers that can access them.

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Metahash blockchain in its own capacity is research into becoming the first blockchain to present the first decentralized internet with a decentralized domain name, decentralized…

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