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They are running the server the user connects to when they start it up. This alone is enough to define control and operation based on many past court cases. Please look into uniswap and tornado cash

I don't see how you're going to say there is no difference between an autonomous smart contract that runs on it's own, and a guy running a seedbox who picks arbitrators.
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shortwavesurfer2009 4mo ago 💬 1

Even if you set one up on your own, and tell your instance to connect to it, and it's not in the public directory, you can still connect to the network, even without the public nodes.

Every public seed could be taken down and a user could still build the seed on their own and connect.

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SimplifiedPrivacy.com 3mo ago

You've morphed the conversation away from legality, and into trying to argue if it's decentralized.

The question is NOT if it's decentralized, it's if it's autonomous. Acting on it's own.

And it's NOT decentralized, it's centralized with the haveno dev operating the seed box and picking arbitrators. Entire convo is a waste of time