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RE: What is the decentralization in Steem Community ? The more, the better.
A group that mostly vote for each other, on each other's posts, and on each others SPS proposals. Not to mention the softfork. That is what he is getting at, and it's more than just his perception. It's the perception of much of the broader community.
Just because they agree on some topics, that doesn't make them a homogenous group. If they couldn't agree on anything, there wouldn't have been any changes since the launch of the chain. They still disagree on many things, and each one makes their own decision based on the information they got, which is why many changes didn't happen.
Now we have someone taking up half of the spots who doesn't know what he's doing, and trying to push changes that would break the system. Those are naturally opposed by all of the witnesses who understand steem. They can't deploy infrastructure changes either though, we're in a lock down now. Instead of preparing to launch SMT, which are basically done.
But keep cheering the "decentralization" of 1 guy taking up 10 spots, just because you can't understand people agreeing on something where you might disagree. It's so much easier for the mind to build a conspiracy theory.
I could not have said it better.