The fundamental problem is probably with the possibility of fork - if it is decentralized then everyone can fork it if he disagrees with the way it works.
But maybe there are some good in-between solutions, less dogmatic, more pragmatic.
But maybe there are some good in-between solutions, less dogmatic, more pragmatic.
The possibility of forking is a necessary deterrent in cryptonetwork governance.
If the maintainers of a network become compromised or get coopted by special interests, the collective owners of the network(the holders of the cryptocurrency) have the right to exit.
The right to exit is a necessary part of governance.