Yes, but if you have a party at *my* house, you can send everyone home or I can do it without your permission. You assume that the common architecture of this is going to involve a room creator running a coordinator. That is most certainly not what the network architecture is going to look like.

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Yeah. But that's not the same thing as "decentralized." If and when you can make these coordinators redundant, add and remove them at will, without borking groups, the same as we can with relays, it will be. As of right now it is not.
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