One of the things I find interesting about @Liberdus is the idea behind its infrastructure.

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showed that you can build a financial network without putting one company in charge of everything.

Liberdus is applying a similar thinking to communication.

Instead of relying on one central server, its network is supported by distributed validator nodes through Shardus.

That means the network isn't tied to one company being around forever.

And that's what makes the idea bigger than just another messaging app.

Liberdus is looking at how communication can work when users don't have to depend on a single point of control.

That’s a part of Liberdus I think deserves more attention.