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My view is that some centralization of decision making is generally necessary in the early days of a project. The best projects will likely be designed to be decentralized across all facets of the org for the long-term, but not necessarily right from the beginning.

The gaming ecosystem is extremely tight-knit, and companies need to have a strong understanding of and connection to publishers, distributors, and organizers in order to maximize opportunities in the space.

Talent, regulators, media, and customers are all actively looking for signals upon which they will build their lasting opinions.

Yet I find myself asking one thing over and over again: is it really possible to build a long-term community modelled on the "Ownership Economy", without crushing the entire effort before it even begins under the weight of the "money game"?

It’s unshareable, prescriptive, sluggish, cumbersome and unfriendly. Quibi’s unwillingness to borrow anything from social networks makes the app feel cold and isolated, like watching reality shows in the vacuum of space.